伴随A股结构性行情持续演绎，绩优基金经理的管理规模"水涨船高"。 公募排排网数据显示，截至2025年二季度末，在公募基金市场上，管理规模超过一百亿元的主动权益基金经理共有84位；对比2024年末，今年 内新增了15位百亿基金经理（包括新进或重回）。 这15位基金经理分别来自中欧基金、汇添富基金、永赢基金、鹏华基金、易方达基金、广发基金、富国基金、景顺长城、国金基金等11家公募 机构。其中，中欧基金旗下有3位基金经理晋级，汇添富基金、永赢基金各有2位基金经理入围。并且，这些基金经理的在管规模增幅均超过 100%。 哪些基金经理晋级？ 2025年A股市场的结构性行情，为主动权益基金创造超额收益提供了肥沃土壤。 据Wind统计，截至9月22日，年内回报率达到100%以上的主动权益基金共有77只（不同份额分开计算，下同）；年内回报率位于50%—100% 区间的主动权益基金共有1167只。同期，沪深300、中证1000、科创50、创业板50、北证50指数的涨幅分别为14.94%、25.71%、42.44%、 51.49%、53.13%。 主动权益基金业绩回暖过程中，一些绩优基金经理晋级为"百亿操盘手"。 来自公募排排网 ...

记者丨易妍君 编辑丨姜诗蔷 伴随A股结构性行情持续演绎，绩优基金经理的管理规模"水涨船高"。 公募排排网数据显示，截至2025年二季度末，在公募基金市场上，管理规模超过一百亿元的主动权益基 金经理共有84位；对比2024年末，今年内新增了15位百亿基金经理（包括新进或重回）。 这15位基金经理分别来自中欧基金、汇添富基金、永赢基金、鹏华基金、易方达基金、广发基金、富国 基金、景顺长城、国金基金等11家公募机构。其中，中欧基金旗下有3位基金经理晋级，汇添富基金、 永赢基金各有2位基金经理入围。并且，这些基金经理的在管规模增幅均超过100%。 21世纪经济报道记者注意到，在今年上半年晋级为"百亿操盘手"的基金经理，多为年内业绩突出或是中 长期业绩稳健的选手，其投资策略各有侧重。 哪些基金经理晋级？ 主动权益基金业绩回暖过程中，一些绩优基金经理晋级为"百亿操盘手"。 来自公募排排网的数据显示，相较2024年年末，今年上半年，公募基金市场新增了15位百亿主动权益基 金经理（统计范围：在管产品包括主动权益基金，股票投资市值占净值比超过50%）。 这15位基金经理分别来自中欧基金、汇添富基金、永赢基金、鹏华基金、易方达基 ...

记者丨 易妍君 编辑丨姜诗蔷 伴随A股结构性行情持续演绎，绩优基金经理的管理规模"水涨船高"。 公募排排网数据显示，截至2025年二季度末，在公募基金市场上，管理规模超过一百亿元的主 动权益基金经理共有84位； 对比2024年末，今年内新增了15位百亿基金经理（包括新进或重 回）。 这15位基金经理分别来自中欧基金、汇添富基金、永赢基金、鹏华基金、易方达基金、广发基 金、富国基金、景顺长城、国金基金等11家公募机构。其中，中欧基金旗下有3位基金经理晋 级，汇添富基金、永赢基金各有2位基金经理入围。并且，这些基金经理的在管规模增幅均超 过100%。 21世纪经济报道记者注意到，在今年上半年晋级为"百亿操盘手"的基金经理，多为年内业绩突 出或是中长期业绩稳健的选手，其投资策略各有侧重。 哪些基金经理晋级？ 2025年A股市场的结构性行情，为主动权益基金创造超额收益提供了肥沃土壤。 据Wind统计， 截至9月22日，年内回报率达到100%以上的主动权益基金共有77只（不同份额 分开计算，下同）；年内回报率位于50%—100%区间的主动权益基金共有1167只。同期，沪 深 300 、 中 证 1000 、 科 创 5 ...

21世纪经济报道记者 易妍君 伴随A股结构性行情持续演绎，绩优基金经理的管理规模"水涨船高"。 据Wind统计，截至9月22日，年内回报率达到100%以上的主动权益基金共有77只（不同份额分开计算，下同）；年内回报率位于50%—100%区间的主动权 益基金共有1167只。同期，沪深300、中证1000、科创50、创业板50、北证50指数的涨幅分别为14.94%、25.71%、42.44%、51.49%、53.13%。 主动权益基金业绩回暖过程中，一些绩优基金经理晋级为"百亿操盘手"。 来自公募排排网的数据显示，相较2024年年末，今年上半年，公募基金市场新增了15位百亿主动权益基金经理（统计范围：在管产品包括主动权益基金，股 票投资市值占净值比超过50%）。 这15位基金经理分别来自中欧基金、汇添富基金、永赢基金、鹏华基金、易方达基金、广发基金、富国基金、景顺长城、国金基金等11家公募机构。 其中，中欧旗下有3位基金经理晋级，汇添富、永赢各有2位基金经理入围；其他8家基金公司则分别有1位基金经理入围。 公募排排网数据显示，截至2025年二季度末，在公募基金市场上，管理规模超过一百亿元的主动权益基金经理共有84 ...

Group 1 - The A-share market is showing significant strength in 2025, with the Shanghai Composite Index reaching a nearly ten-year high, benefiting equity funds significantly [2] - As of the end of July, the public fund management scale has surpassed 35 trillion yuan, indicating robust growth in the fund industry [2] - Among public fund companies, 19 reported net profits exceeding 200 million yuan, with only a few, including GF Fund, China Europe Fund, and Industrial Bank Fund, achieving net profit growth over 40% [2] Group 2 - A group of outstanding fund managers has provided diverse investment solutions during the market's upward trend, catering to different investor preferences [2][3] - Notable fund managers include Ma Xiang from Huatai-PB, Lan Xiaokang from China Europe Fund, and Wang Guizhong from Harvest Fund, all demonstrating strong research capabilities in 2025's structural market [2] Group 3 - The technology sector has taken over from innovative pharmaceuticals, becoming the core focus of the market due to its high growth and elasticity [5] - The launch of DeepSeek has ignited a global AI trend, boosting related sectors such as semiconductors and cloud computing, with fund managers strategically positioning themselves in these areas [5] Group 4 - Several fund managers have achieved significant returns through precise operations in technology stocks, with notable stock performances including Xinyi Sheng (up 335.58%) and Zhongji Xuchuang (up 212.17%) [6] - Ma Xiang's Huatai-PB Technology Innovation Mixed Fund has seen a return of over 240%, while Lan Xiaokang's China Europe Dividend Enjoyment Fund has achieved a return of 50.73% [6] Group 5 - The A-share market is experiencing structural differentiation, with innovative pharmaceuticals and technology stocks as the main players, while traditional value investments face challenges [8] - Lan Xiaokang's value-balanced strategy has yielded impressive results, with his fund outperforming the market and becoming a benchmark for value investment in a structured market [8] Group 6 - Lan Xiaokang's investment approach combines top-down and bottom-up perspectives, allowing for flexible asset allocation based on macroeconomic analysis [8] - His focus on cyclical and high-end manufacturing sectors has demonstrated market insight and adaptability in asset allocation strategies [8] Group 7 - The performance of Hong Kong insurance companies has improved significantly post-trade war, with Lan Xiaokang's dividend strategy showing strong results, particularly in the financial sector [9] - His analysis of anti-involution policies suggests that leading cyclical companies will see profit recovery, presenting new high-dividend asset opportunities [9]

Group 1 - Multiple high-performing products from China Europe Fund have announced purchase limits, with the limit for the China Europe Digital Economy fund being reduced to 100,000 yuan and then further down to 10,000 yuan [1] - The China Europe Medical Innovation fund and the China Europe Sci-Tech Innovation fund have also set purchase limits of 100,000 yuan and 10,000 yuan respectively [1] - Notable one-year returns for various funds include 149.64% for the China Europe Digital Economy fund, 86.19% for the China Europe Sci-Tech Innovation fund, and 84.49% for the China Europe Medical Innovation fund [1] Group 2 - Analysts suggest that limiting purchases during favorable market conditions can help maintain the effectiveness of investment strategies and protect the interests of fund holders [1] - The market outlook includes potential risks from short-term speculation, with a focus on the speed and effectiveness of AI model applications [2] - Key investment directions identified include AI infrastructure, AI applications, domestic AI supply chains, smart robotics, and intelligent driving [2] - The company remains optimistic about undervalued assets in both Hong Kong and A-shares, while highlighting risks from Western debt and geopolitical conflicts [2] - Specific sectors of interest include banking, non-banking financials, metals, engineering machinery, heavy trucks, construction, building materials, steel, aviation, textiles, and dining [2]

Core Viewpoint - A significant number of active equity funds are experiencing a performance turnaround, with over 180 funds reaching new historical net asset value highs as of June 25, driven by market uptrends and favorable external factors [1][2]. Group 1: Performance of Active Equity Funds - Over 180 active equity funds have achieved historical net asset value highs, with more than half of these funds established for over a year, and some for nearly 14 years [1][2]. - The fund with the highest increase is Jin Yuan Shun An Yuan Qi, which has risen over 450% since its inception in November 2017, primarily investing in small-cap stocks [2][3]. - Other notable funds include Guangfa Multi-Factor and Dacheng Jingheng, with increases of over 340% and nearly 300% respectively, focusing on quantitative investment strategies [2][3]. Group 2: Overall Market Performance - Approximately 80% of active equity funds have seen positive performance this year, with around 1,100 funds increasing by over 10% [4]. - The fund with the highest overall market increase is Huatai PineBridge Hong Kong Advantage Selection, which has risen over 90%, primarily investing in the Hong Kong pharmaceutical sector [4]. - Longcheng Pharmaceutical Industry Selection has also performed well, with a year-to-date increase of 78.59%, focusing on innovative pharmaceutical stocks [4][5]. Group 3: Investment Strategies and Market Outlook - The market is seeing a consensus on three main investment directions: innovative pharmaceuticals, technology, and dividend stocks, with a "barbell" strategy gaining popularity [6][7]. - Fund managers suggest focusing on high-potential international and commercialized stocks in the innovative pharmaceutical sector, anticipating a strong market continuation [6][7]. - In a declining interest rate environment, dividend assets are becoming increasingly attractive, especially for long-term investors seeking stable returns [7][8].

Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry is experiencing a significant recovery in 2025 after a four-year downturn, with over 90% of active equity funds achieving positive returns this year, leading to increased confidence among fund managers and a revival in fund issuance [1][2]. Fund Performance - Active equity funds have seen an average return of over 13% year-to-date as of August 1, with a notable number of funds doubling their performance, including 17 funds that achieved over 140% returns [2]. - More than 800 active equity funds reached historical net asset value highs in the past month, indicating a strong recovery from previous losses [3]. Market Dynamics - The current market environment presents structural opportunities in sectors like humanoid robots, AI hardware, and innovative pharmaceuticals, which have contributed to the recovery of fund performance [2]. - Fund managers are increasingly focusing on high-growth sectors, with a shift from traditional sectors like real estate and bonds to equities, particularly in new economy sectors [3]. Fund Manager Behavior - Fund managers are showing a clear increase in risk appetite, with many raising their stock positions and concentrating their holdings in core stocks [5]. - Data shows that nearly 2,500 funds increased their stock positions and concentration in the second quarter, reflecting a significant shift in risk preference [5]. Fund Issuance Trends - The pace of new fund issuance has accelerated, with 149 new funds launched in July, matching the issuance rate from November 2022 [11]. - Notable funds like Dachen Insight Advantage raised 2.461 billion yuan in just eight days, marking the largest initial fundraising for active equity funds this year [9]. Investor Sentiment - Despite the positive performance, many investors remain cautious, with a tendency to redeem funds once they break even, indicating a need for trust rebuilding in active equity funds [1][11]. - The market is witnessing a preference for passive investment products over active equity funds, with high-performance products gaining more attention [11].

Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry is experiencing a significant recovery in 2025 after a four-year downturn, with over 90% of active equity funds achieving positive returns this year, leading to increased confidence among fund managers and a revival in fund issuance [1][3]. Fund Performance - Active equity funds have seen an average return of over 13% year-to-date, with a notable number of funds doubling their performance, including 17 funds that achieved over 140% returns as of July 29 [3]. - Despite some funds still recovering from previous losses, the short-term performance rebound is expected to support long-term growth [3]. - More than 800 active equity funds reached historical net asset value highs in the past month, indicating a strong recovery [3]. Fund Manager Sentiment - Fund managers are showing increased risk appetite, with many raising stock positions and focusing on core holdings [7][8]. - A significant number of funds have increased their stock positions by 5 to 8 percentage points, particularly in technology and growth sectors, as they anticipate improving profit growth in the latter half of the year [8][10]. Fund Issuance Trends - The positive performance has led to a noticeable acceleration in the issuance of new funds, particularly equity funds, with a significant increase in marketing efforts [12]. - In June, 155 new funds were established, marking a near-record high, and 135 funds were launched in July, indicating a robust recovery in the fund issuance market [13]. - Fund companies are rapidly increasing the pace of new fund launches to capitalize on the market rebound, with 149 new funds initiated in July alone [13]. Investor Behavior - Despite the positive performance, many investors remain cautious, with a tendency to redeem funds once they break even, indicating a trust gap that needs to be addressed for sustained growth [1][14]. - The demand for passive investment products is currently outpacing that for active equity funds, with high-performance products attracting more interest than stable ones [14].

Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry is experiencing a resurgence in 2025 after a prolonged period of stagnation, with over 90% of actively managed equity funds achieving positive returns this year, indicating a potential recovery in investor confidence [1][2]. Group 1: Fund Performance - Active equity funds have seen an average return exceeding 13% year-to-date, with a significant number of products doubling their performance, including 17 funds achieving returns over 140% as of July 29 [2]. - Over 800 active equity funds reached historical net asset value highs in the past month, reflecting a strong recovery in short-term performance [2][3]. - Despite some funds still recovering from previous losses, the overall performance improvement is expected to support long-term growth [2]. Group 2: Fund Manager Sentiment - Fund managers are increasingly optimistic, raising stock positions and focusing on core holdings, with some increasing their stock allocations by 5 to 8 percentage points [5][6]. - A notable shift in investment strategy is observed, with managers concentrating their portfolios, as seen in the increase of top ten holdings' concentration from around 50% to nearly 60% [6][7]. - Fund managers are favoring sectors with clear growth potential, particularly in technology and high-end manufacturing, as they anticipate improving profit growth in the latter half of the year [5][7]. Group 3: Fund Issuance and Market Dynamics - The positive performance of funds has led to a noticeable increase in the pace of new fund issuance, particularly in equity funds, with a significant rise in marketing efforts [8][9]. - In June, 155 new funds were established, marking a near-record high, with July seeing 135 new fund launches, indicating a robust recovery in the fund issuance market [9][10]. - Despite the overall positive trend, not all funds are equally favored, with passive investment products gaining more traction than actively managed equity funds [10].