Huansheng Quantitative Rises in China’s Top Hedge Fund Rankings

Huansheng Quantitative, under Liang Wenfeng, ranks second among China’s quantitative private equities with a 2025 average return of 56.55%, following Lingjun Investment’s 73.51% return.

This performance ensures Huansheng significant R&D resources, potentially influencing DeepSeek’s AI endeavors, amid growing competition in China’s financial landscape.

Impressive Returns Underscore AI Collaboration with DeepSeek

Huansheng Quantitative’s impressive returns, as reported by the Private Equity排排网 and the 21st Century Business Herald, have sparked attention in China’s quantitative private equity sector. Founded by Liang Wenfeng in 2008, the fund is deeply rooted in AI and computational strategies. Known for its high returns, it ranks just behind Lingjun Investment.

With assets surpassing 70 billion yuan, the hedge fund’s financial growth supports DeepSeek’s AI research, highlighted by its next-generation AI model, DeepSeek V4, expected in February. Claims of performance, however, remain unconfirmed by primary sources including DeepSeek or Liang Wenfeng.

Industry experts note the significant implications this hedge fund has for the AI development landscape. Despite a lack of official confirmation, Huansheng’s strong returns suggest sufficient R&D funding for DeepSeek, potentially reshaping China’s AI sector dynamics. As Liang Wenfeng has stated, “Our focus on AI-driven strategies has positioned us uniquely in China’s quantitative hedge fund landscape.”

Financial Growth’s Impact on China’s AI Sector

Did you know? Despite lacking primary validation from sources like government portals or cryptocurrency exchanges, Huansheng Quantitative’s reported 56.55% returns for 2025 alongside ties to AI firm DeepSeek mark a noteworthy trend in quantitative hedge fund success within China.

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Experts from Coincu suggest a keen eye on China’s AI and hedge fund dynamics, given Huansheng’s impactful growth on both fronts. These developments could unsettle traditional tech-finance relationships as both sectors continue converging. China’s regulatory stance on stablecoins also plays a role in shaping the future of these sectors.