According to Alibaba Group’s 2021 annual report, Jack Ma, founder of the Chinese e-commerce giant,  appears to no longer be a shareholder. Ma held more than 1 billion Alibaba shares in 2020. On July 27, the company announced it filed its annual report, on Form 20-F, for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2021, to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. The 2021 annual report shows that the company’s founder, Jack Ma, is no longer listed as a shareholder. While Joseph Tsai, the executive vice-chairman, currently holds 306,883,064 common shares, accounting for 1.4 percent of shares, all directors and executives as a group hold 497,457,680 common shares, accounting for 2.3 percent, and SoftBank, its largest shareholder, holds 5,390,066,968 common shares, accounting for 24.8 percent. In contrast, Alibaba’s 2020 annual report showed Ma holding 1,043,831,112 common shares, 4.8 percent of shares; executive vice-chairman Joseph Tsai held 1.6 percent; all directors …