长盛基金郭堃卸任副总经理！“专注于投资管理工作”再添新例

Core Viewpoint - The recent resignation of Guo Kun as the Deputy General Manager of Changsheng Fund marks a trend where successful fund managers are choosing to return to their core investment roles, moving away from administrative responsibilities [1][6][12]. Group 1: Management Changes - Guo Kun resigned from his position as Deputy General Manager on January 13, 2026, due to "work adjustments" and will focus on investment management [1][3]. - This resignation is part of a broader trend in the industry where many fund managers are stepping down from executive roles to concentrate on investment [6][12]. Group 2: Performance and Background - Guo Kun has a strong track record, having previously managed funds at Hongde Fund with impressive returns, such as 30.7% and 35.9% for different products [9][11]. - After joining Changsheng Fund, Guo's management of the Changsheng Tongsheng Growth Preferred Mixed Fund resulted in a cumulative return of 95.57% since May 2020, significantly outperforming peers [9][11]. - As of January 15, 2026, Guo managed a total of 7 funds with a combined scale of 6.078 billion yuan, although some products experienced performance fluctuations under the pressure of dual responsibilities [11]. Group 3: Industry Trends - The trend of fund managers returning to investment roles is influenced by regulatory changes emphasizing long-term performance over scale, as outlined in the 2025 "Action Plan for Promoting High-Quality Development of Public Funds" [6][7]. - The conflict between management duties and investment focus is a significant factor driving this shift, as administrative tasks can detract from research and decision-making time [7][12].