2025基金经理榜单回顾：牛市能跑赢主动权益吗？

Core Insights - The active equity TOP100 fund manager list, created by Dianqi Investment and Zero City Investment, has been published annually for four years, attracting attention from various institutional investors [1] - In 2025, the performance of the active equity fund manager list fell short of the Wind Equity Fund Index, with a return of 32.4% compared to the index's 33.19% [4][5] - The underperformance is attributed to the departure of several growth-style fund managers and the overall market conditions favoring growth factors [5][6] Performance Summary - The active equity TOP100 fund manager list included 76 funds, with a constructed equal-weighted portfolio reflecting real holding experiences [2] - The 2025 performance comparison shows the following returns: - Dianqi & Zero City Active Equity TOP100: 32.4% - Wind Equity Mixed Fund Index: 33.19% - CSI Equity Fund Index: 30.37% [5] - The cumulative excess return over four years remains at 8.39% compared to the Wind Equity Fund Index [5] Reasons for Underperformance - Seven fund managers, primarily from growth styles, left mid-year, significantly impacting the portfolio's performance [5][6] - The year 2025 saw extreme performance differentiation, with many industry funds contributing high returns, while the list only included all-market funds [5][6] - The average management tenure of fund managers in the list is around eight years, with younger managers generally outperforming older ones in a bull market [6] Fund Performance by Style - The performance of various styles in 2025 includes: - Active Equity Growth Style: 46.61% - Active Equity Value Style: 19.78% - Active Equity Balanced Style: 30.98% [8] - The performance of industry-specific funds also outperformed corresponding industry ETFs [9] Notable Fund Managers - Top-performing fund managers in 2025 include: - Du Meng: Morgan Emerging Power Mixed A - 92.51% - Gao Nan: Yongying Kexin Mixed A - 92.30% - Yi Yucheng: Wan Jia Zhen Xuan Mixed A - 66.38% [9][10] Future Outlook - The company anticipates that active equity will continue to perform well in 2026, with fund managers who adapt and strive for alpha likely to gain further market recognition [13]