Hywin Holdings Announces Strategic Business Transformation Plan
- Exit from Distribution of Asset-Backed Products
Historically,
- New Business Focus
In light of recent regulatory policies and market developments,
- In the PRC, through
Hywin Fund Distribution Co., Ltd. holding four licenses issued by CSRC for fund sales and distribution,Hywin will maintain existing client relationships, enhance services capabilities, and continue to develop its businesses in the sales and distribution of public market funds and certain private market funds, while seeking more institutional client opportunities. - Overseas: through Hywin’s
Hong Kong -licensed subsidiaries holding Type 1, Type 4, Type 5, and Type 9 licenses issued by theSecurities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong , as well as the insurance brokerage license issued by theInsurance Authority of Hong Kong ,Hywin will continue to serve its clients with a full suite of wealth management and asset management services including external asset management (“EAM”), Cayman funds, index investing, and overseas insurance solutions, with a view to increasing AUM and recurring revenues by further expanding ultra-high-net-worth client base across the entireAsia Pacific region. - Sharpen focus on the following businesses:
- insurance brokerage services:
Hywin will simplify and improve the competitiveness of its commission structures in order to promote its insurance brokerage business.Hywin will continue its product cooperations with leading insurance companies inHong Kong and globally, as well as further streamline its cost structure and enhance profitability of the insurance brokerage services business. - health management services:
Hywin will continue to develop its integrated health management service model, which encompasses satellite stores, flagship stores, health resorts, by seeking new strategic partners and commercial partnerships. - other growth areas:
Hywin plans to take advantage of its existing national networks, and opportunistically expand into new verticals, such as sales and distribution of Chinese liquors and other consumer products, to seek new revenue streams and develop new businesses that would create synergy with its existing clientele of high-net-worth individuals.
- insurance brokerage services:
- Reorganization Initiatives and Related Announcements
As part of the business transformation plan,
The Company also announces that Ms.
While the Company believes its strategic business transformation plan will open up opportunities for a “New Hywin” and bring about sustainable growth in the long run, it cautions investors about the risks associated with investing in the Company’s American Depositary Shares. As with any change, there are inherent uncertainties associated with such a business transformation. The Company anticipates that it will experience a significant reduction in operational scale and revenue scale in the short term, during which it may not achieve its historical profit level. There is also a risk of losing a substantial number of frontline relationship managers who may not be able to adapt to the Company’s new strategic initiatives or meet new sales targets. In addition, there are uncertainties regarding ongoing disputes with clients over previously distributed asset-backed products, which could negatively affect the Company’s brand, reputation, and customer confidence. As a result, the Company’s business, financial condition and results of operations could be materially and adversely affected. The Company warns investors to be cautious when investing in its American Depositary Shares.
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