Core Viewpoint - Guangfa Fund announced the resignation of fund manager Liu Gesong from the Guangfa Small Cap Growth Mixed Fund, with current management continuing under Wu Yuanyi and Chen Yunzong [1] Group 1: Fund Management Changes - Liu Gesong has been managing the Guangfa Small Cap Growth Mixed Fund since June 2017, making it his longest-managed product [1] - Liu also resigned from the Guangfa Multi-Dimensional Emerging Stock Fund in September of this year [1] - After stepping down from the Guangfa Small Cap Growth Mixed Fund, Liu will continue to manage four other products: Guangfa Innovation Upgrade Mixed, Guangfa Dual Engine Upgrade Mixed, Guangfa Technology Pioneer Mixed, and Guangfa Industry Select Three-Year Holding Period Mixed [1] Group 2: Industry Trends - Industry insiders note that in the context of ongoing market volatility, the trend of fund managers managing multiple products is becoming less sustainable, leading to co-management and workload reduction [1] - The practice of "old guiding new" has been established, and as new fund managers mature in their roles, the resignation of senior fund managers is seen as a natural progression [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the transition of fund management from veteran manager Lei Zhiyong to the younger manager Li Ziyang at Morgan Stanley's Wan Zhong Innovation Fund, highlighting the trend of established fund managers passing on responsibilities to the new generation within the industry [1][5]. Group 1: Fund Manager Transition - Lei Zhiyong will leave the management of the Wan Zhong Innovation Fund on December 22, 2025, due to internal adjustments, while continuing to manage other funds [2][3]. - Li Ziyang, who has been with Morgan Stanley since 2020, will take over the management of the Wan Zhong Innovation Fund, continuing its investment focus in the defense and military sectors [4][5]. Group 2: Performance and Strategy - In 2024, Lei Zhiyong's fund, the Morgan Stanley Digital Economy Fund, achieved a remarkable 69.23% return, while the Wan Zhong Innovation Fund experienced a loss, highlighting significant performance divergence [6][7]. - The Wan Zhong Innovation Fund has struggled under Lei's management, with a cumulative return of -0.91% over five and a half years, contrasting with the strong performance of other funds he manages [7][8]. Group 3: Industry Trends - The practice of veteran fund managers mentoring younger talent and transitioning fund management responsibilities is becoming common in the industry, helping to alleviate the pressure on senior managers [5][6]. - As of December 23, 2023, there have been 3,920 funds that implemented a dual or multiple fund manager model this year, indicating a shift towards collaborative management structures [5].