Bosera Funds (International) develops virtual asset product system and starts a new round of digital financial talent recruitment

Recently, Bosera Fund (International) released a recruitment notice for product managers in the virtual asset direction to accelerate the strategic pace of integrating virtual assets with traditional finance. According to the job description, applicants must have at least three years of product work experience in virtual assets, blockchain, financial technology or related financial fields, and be able to independently be responsible for the design, issuance and full life cycle management of virtual asset products.

The job responsibilities of this position cover a wide range, from product architecture design, market trend research, regulatory framework research and judgment, to the construction of key modules such as specific investment, trading, custody, clearing, payment, and income distribution, reflecting Bosera Fund (International)'s integrated capacity building needs for virtual asset products from front-end design to back-end compliance.

Bosera Fund (International) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bosera Fund in Hong Kong. In recent years, it has continued to pay attention to the development trends of global financial technology and digital assets. This recruitment is also seen as an important signal for its exploration of innovative scenarios for virtual assets and stablecoins, indicating that the company is extending from traditional asset management business to new digital asset layout.

Globally, more and more traditional asset management institutions are actively responding to the profound changes in the structure of the financial market by forming professional teams, investing in blockchain infrastructure or participating in the stablecoin ecosystem. After the release of the Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0, the Hong Kong market has accelerated both regulatory and industrial development, providing pilot space and policy guidance for asset management institutions.

Analysts pointed out that this time, Boshi Fund (International) clearly proposed "promoting the combination of traditional financial products with virtual assets and stablecoins", which shows that its strategic thinking has gone beyond the trial stage and is more focused on the construction of a systematic product system. As policies become increasingly clear and market infrastructure gradually matures, how to build differentiated competitive advantages and seize the opportunity of digitalization of compliant assets will become a key test for traditional asset management institutions in the field of virtual assets.

The industry predicts that in the coming months, more fund companies, securities companies and financial institutions may gradually start the layout and expansion of virtual asset-related businesses through public recruitment and organizational adjustments.