4000+基金经理，超1/3投资年限低于3年

Group 1 - The number of public fund managers has surpassed 4,000, reaching a historical high of 4,073, indicating a significant expansion in the industry and research teams [2][4] - Over one-third of fund managers, totaling 1,491, have less than three years of investment experience, highlighting a structural change in the industry [2][3] - The number of newly appointed fund managers in the year has reached 362, setting a record for recent years [2][4] Group 2 - The traditional view that experience is the core asset is shifting, with a growing emphasis on cognitive flexibility and real-time feedback among fund managers [2][3] - Young fund managers are increasingly being recognized for their sensitivity to macroeconomic environments and policy rhythms, allowing for quicker adjustments in portfolio strategies [3][8] - The performance of new and mid-generation fund managers has been notable, with many achieving significant returns, as evidenced by 45 funds with over 100% net value growth this year [4][5] Group 3 - The operational style of new generation fund managers is characterized by decisive decision-making and a strong sense of market rhythm, which are seen as advantages of this cohort [8][9] - There is a notable preference among younger fund managers for rapid trading and tactical shifts, contrasting with the older generation's focus on selective holding strategies [9][10] - Despite the rise of younger managers, experienced fund managers with over ten years of experience continue to perform well, demonstrating their ability to navigate market changes effectively [9][10]