Key facts
- Caixin reported that Alice Huang worked at a Shanghai private equity firm before emerging at the center of a scandal with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
- The fund manager she worked alongside was fined by Chinese securities regulators and is now under criminal scrutiny, per Caixin.
- Caixin cited public filings and people familiar with the matter for its account.
A woman linked to Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang worked at a Shanghai private equity firm alongside a veteran fund manager who was fined by Chinese securities regulators and is now under criminal scrutiny, Caixin reported on November 11, 2026, citing public filings and people familiar with the matter.
The report said Alice Huang held that role before emerging at the heart of a scandal involving the Nvidia chief executive. Caixin did not state the name of the fund manager, the amount of the fine or the nature of the criminal scrutiny in the portion of the article available.
The article was published behind a registration wall, and the full text was not accessible. Caixin also listed a related piece on its page titled "CEO's Affair Pulls Nvidia Deeper Into the U.S.-China Chip Fight," which was not part of the available text.