Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the phenomenon of institutional investors having advance knowledge of fund manager departures, leading to early redemptions that harm individual investors, highlighting the issue of information asymmetry in the mutual fund industry [1][12]. Group 1: Fund Manager Departures - As of November 10, 2023, 276 fund managers have left their positions this year, including notable figures such as Zou Xi and Jiang Feng [1]. - Prior to their official announcements, many of these fund managers experienced significant redemptions in their funds, indicating that institutional investors were aware of their departures beforehand [1][3]. Group 2: Redemption Data - Specific funds managed by departing managers saw substantial redemptions: - For example, Yang Siliang's funds experienced redemptions of 7.51 million and 2.22 million shares, leading to a decrease in assets of 13.71 billion and 17.1 billion respectively, representing declines of 73.51% and 64.3% [2][3]. - Other funds managed by different departing managers also faced significant redemptions, with percentages ranging from 6.08% to 64.30% [2][4]. Group 3: Institutional Investor Influence - Institutional investors hold a significant portion of mutual fund assets, with their share increasing from 29% in 2012 to 51% by the end of 2019, and currently at 48.25% [5][6]. - Institutions are considered "smart money" due to their expertise and large capital, which allows them to exert considerable influence over fund operations [6][7]. Group 4: Ethical Concerns and Market Transparency - The practice of institutional investors receiving advance notice of fund manager changes raises ethical questions regarding market transparency and fairness for individual investors [12]. - Current regulations do not explicitly prohibit fund managers from informing institutional clients about their departures, leading to potential exploitation of information asymmetry [12][13]. Group 5: Regulatory Developments - The China Securities Regulatory Commission has emphasized the need for investor-centric practices in the mutual fund industry, aiming to address the issues of information disparity and protect individual investors [12]. - A unified marketing service platform for institutional investors has been launched, indicating a move towards stronger regulation in the industry [13].

智通财经记者统计发现，上述绩优基金经理官宣离任前，他们的代表作基金均出现了规模不等的提前赎回。 智通财经记者 | 杜萌 智通财经编辑 | 宋烨珺 今年，多位绩优基金经理官宣离任。而在官宣前，他们离职的消息就在业内暗暗流传。 通过多只基金的季报数据，智通财经发现，面对或真或假的离职消息，不少基金持有人都会选择赎回观望，而提前赎回大量资金的多数为机构投资者。信息 不对称的基民，在基金经理官宣离任后才意识到正在"傻傻站好最后一班岗"。 机构投资者作为某些基金的"大金主"，为何能提前精准知晓基金经理的变动？"机构先跑"的背后，折射出一个公募基金被质疑许久的问题：同为投资者，个 人和机构何时能真正实现信息平等和同权？ 机构先跑 Wind数据显示，截至11月10日，今年已有276位基金经理离任，其中不乏邹曦、江峰、马龙、鲍无可、周海栋、杨思亮等知名基金经理。 | 013859.OF | 宝盈品质甄选A | | --- | --- | | 013958.OF | 华商鑫选回报一年持有 | | 018561.OF | 中信保诚多策略混合 | | 001508.OF | 富国新动力A | | 000390.OF | 华商优势行 ...

Core Viewpoint - Yang Siliang, a well-known fund manager at Baoying Fund, has resigned from the management of four funds, significantly reducing his management authority within the company [2][3]. Fund Management Changes - Yang Siliang has relinquished management of four funds with a total management scale of 6.338 billion yuan, leaving him with only three smaller funds totaling 709 million yuan [2][3]. - The funds managed by Yang Siliang include: - Baoying Consumer Theme: 3.18 billion yuan, 144.29% return since inception, 14.07% annualized return [3]. - Yuan Dynasty Monitoring: 2.25 billion yuan, 13.62% return since inception, 3.54% annualized return [3]. - Baoying Value Growth A: 1.66 billion yuan, 8.71% return since inception, 7.40% annualized return [3]. - Baoying New Value A: 10.54 billion yuan, 89.47% return since inception, 12.77% annualized return [3]. - Yuying Quality Selection A: 26.60 billion yuan, 32.28% return since inception, 8.09% annualized return [3]. - Baoying Advantage Industry A: 7.59 billion yuan, 7.74% return since inception, 3.16% annualized return [3]. - Main Enhanced Income AB: 18.65 billion yuan, 10.17% return since inception, 4.30% annualized return [3]. - Baoying Leading Selection A: 2.99 billion yuan, -11.19% return since inception, -5.43% annualized return [3]. - Baoying Modern Service Industry A: 2.95 billion yuan, -5.38% return since inception, -4.81% annualized return [3]. - Baoying Rui Feng Innovation AB: 0.86 billion yuan, 118.25% return since inception, 31.17% annualized return [3]. Performance Overview - Yang Siliang's annualized return over his six-year tenure as a fund manager is 12.8%, with the Baoying Consumer Theme fund achieving a 14.07% annualized return [4]. - The largest fund under his management, Baoying Quality Selection A, has an annualized return of 8.09% [4]. - Year-to-date performance for Baoying Quality Selection A shows a loss of 2.47%, significantly underperforming its benchmark by over 10% [5]. Portfolio Composition - As of June 30, 2025, Yang Siliang's top holdings include: - Kweichow Moutai: 7.79% of net value, -6.48% recent performance [6]. - Guangzhou-Shenzhen Railway: 6.36% of net value, +1.02% recent performance [6]. - Shanxi Fenjiu: 5.75% of net value, -10.86% recent performance [6]. - State Power Investment: 4.53% of net value, +3.05% recent performance [6]. - Other notable holdings include Meituan-W and Wuliangye [6]. - The overall portfolio has seen a significant reduction in scale, dropping from 10.864 billion yuan at the end of Q1 to 7.047 billion yuan at the end of Q2, a decrease of 3 billion yuan [7].

Core Viewpoint - The performance of the Baoying Brand Consumption A fund has been disappointing, with a year-to-date net asset value decline of 1.67%, significantly underperforming its benchmark by over 5 percentage points as of July 29, 2025 [6]. Fund Performance - As of the end of the second quarter, the fund's net asset value decreased by 5.63%, underperforming its benchmark by 2.65 percentage points [5]. - For the first half of the year, the fund's net asset value fell by 4.16%, lagging behind its benchmark by 5.26 percentage points [5]. - The fund's total assets are approximately 225 million yuan [3]. Fund Manager and Products - The fund manager, Yang Siliang, has been managing the Baoying Brand Consumption A fund since December 2021 and oversees a total of seven products, with six independently managed [2][10]. - All of Yang's independently managed products have experienced losses this year [10]. Holdings and Market Impact - As of the end of the second quarter, the fund's stock holdings accounted for 74.89% of its total assets, with the top ten holdings representing 74.76% of the fund's net asset value, a significant increase from 58.08% in the previous quarter [7]. - Major holdings include Tencent Holdings, Kweichow Moutai, Meituan, and others, with several of these stocks, such as Meituan and Shanxi Fenjiu, experiencing declines of over 12% in the second quarter [8][9]. Redemption and Strategy - Due to poor performance, the fund faced net redemptions exceeding 200 million units in the second quarter, prompting the fund to reduce its holdings in major stocks, which may have exacerbated selling pressure [9].