来源：资市会 Wind数据显示，以基金成立日为统计口径，2025年全市场新成立了1555只基金（只显示初始基金，剔 除转型基金和后分级基金），新产品成立数量创近四年来新高，首募规模合计达1.21万亿元。 2025年新成立的基金，发行有哪些新变化？哪些基金公司成立的数量多、规模大，谁的数量少、规模 小？哪些基金经理成大赢家？2025年未拿到"准生证"新基金又是什么情况？ 2025年，伴随A股市场震荡上升，公募行业深耕高质量发展，从"重规模"向"重回报"转型，整体管理规 模接连突破多个整数关口，实现稳步增长。 根据基金业协会最新数据，截至2025年11月末，公募基金管理规模达37.02万亿元，基金数量达13490 只，再创历史新高。 除了存量产品规模增长之外，也离不开新基金的大量发行。 新基金发行有何变化？哪些公司成立的数量多、规模大，哪些数量少、规模小？哪些基金经理成大赢 家？2025年未拿到"准生证"新基金情况又是怎么样的？ 作者|资市分子 01 权益新基金数占比超七成 2022年至2024年，新成立公募基金数量分别为1457只、1272只、1135只。2025年一举遏制了过去三年新 基金成立下滑趋势，成立了 ...

业内人士认为，下半年新基金募集节奏的变化，与市场环境改善及资金配置结构调整密切相关，也为新基金发 行提速提供了更为有利的背景。 新基金平均认购天数缩短 从整体发行数据来看，今年下半年新发基金的募集节奏明显快于上半年，新基金平均认购天数出现较为明显的 缩短。 具体来看，下半年新发基金认购天数的中位数为12天，平均数为13.35天，较上半年均有所回落。作为对比， 上半年新发基金认购天数的中位数为14天，平均数为16.81天。无论从中位数还是均值口径观察，下半年新基 金发行在时间维度上均呈现出提速特征，整体募集周期明显压缩。 从极端样本情况看，募集周期极短的产品数量在下半年明显增多。数据显示，上半年认购天数仅为1天的基金 共有33只，而下半年这一数量增至69只，几乎实现翻倍增长。随着"日光基"数量增加，亦在一定程度上拉低了 新发基金整体的平均认购天数。 临近年末，新基金发行逐步收官，年内新基金发行节奏的变化也愈发清晰。 从下半年发行情况看，新发基金整体募集周期较上半年明显压缩，平均认购天数出现显著缩短。募集期较短的 产品数量增加，"日光基"集中出现，成为下半年新基发行的一大特征。 百万用户都在看 "黑天鹅"突袭！刚 ...

Core Insights - The public fund industry in China is experiencing a significant turnover of senior executives, with 434 changes recorded this year, including 105 chairpersons and 78 general managers [1][2] - The turnover is characterized by a mix of retiring veterans and new leaders with diverse backgrounds, often appointed from within the company or by major shareholders [2][3] - New executives are expected to bring fresh ideas and strategies to enhance the competitiveness of their firms in a challenging market environment [4][6] Executive Changes - A notable trend is the appointment of executives with strong ties to major shareholders, which is believed to enhance strategic alignment and resource utilization [2][4] - For instance, at Bosera Fund, the new chairman and general manager both come from the China Merchants Group, bringing extensive experience from various financial sectors [2] - Internal promotions are also common, as seen with the new general manager of Xinda Australia Fund, who has been with the company since 2020 [3] Industry Dynamics - The public fund industry is undergoing a transformation, with new leaders expected to drive innovation and adapt to changing market conditions [4][6] - Some mid-sized public funds have reported significant growth in assets under management, attributed to the strategic changes implemented by newly appointed executives [5] - However, the industry faces increasing competition from bank wealth management subsidiaries and foreign asset management firms, which intensifies the pressure on public funds [6] Regulatory Impact - Recent regulatory changes, such as fee reforms and performance assessment guidelines, are reshaping the competitive landscape of the industry [7] - These changes may lead to reduced profit margins for public funds, particularly those heavily invested in bond funds, necessitating strategic adjustments [7] - New leaders must navigate these challenges while seizing opportunities in the evolving market, especially in the context of rising demand for "fixed income plus" products [7]

Group 1 - The public fund industry is experiencing a significant turnover of key executives, with 434 changes recorded this year, including 105 chairpersons and 78 general managers [1][12][14] - The new executives are expected to bring fresh ideas and perspectives to invigorate the industry, with many coming from diverse backgrounds and often being familiar faces within the industry [2][14] - The trend of appointing executives with strong ties to major shareholders is seen as a strategy to leverage shareholder resources and enhance strategic collaboration [2][16] Group 2 - Notable appointments include Cui Chun as the general manager of Huatai Baifa Fund, who has over 20 years of experience across various financial sectors [3][15] - Yang Fan, the new general manager of ICBC Credit Suisse Fund, has a rich background in the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, which is expected to strengthen strategic synergies [4][16] - Some new leaders have been promoted from within their companies, indicating a focus on internal talent development and continuity [4][16] Group 3 - The new leadership is already showing results, with companies like招商基金 (Zhaoshang Fund) successfully launching new products and expanding their market presence [7][19] - 博时基金 (Bosera Fund) aims to align its strategies with national goals, indicating a proactive approach to industry reform and innovation [7][19] - Smaller firms are also seeing significant growth, with one reporting a 1.52 times increase in scale this year, showcasing the potential for rapid expansion under new leadership [8][20] Group 4 - The industry faces ongoing challenges, including intensified competition and the need for precise strategic planning to achieve breakthroughs [9][21] - Regulatory changes, such as fee reforms and performance assessments, are impacting profit margins and competitive dynamics within the industry [10][22] - New leaders must navigate these challenges while enhancing their firms' research and investment capabilities to maintain competitiveness [10][22]

Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry is experiencing a significant turnover in leadership, with new executives expected to bring fresh ideas and energy to the sector [2][3]. Group 1: Leadership Changes - In 2023, there have been 434 changes in public fund industry executives, including 105 chairpersons and 78 general managers [2]. - The turnover is characterized by a mix of retiring veterans and new leaders with diverse backgrounds, often appointed from within the company or by major shareholders [3]. - Notable examples include Zhang Dong and Chen Yu from Bosera Fund, who both have extensive experience in the financial sector [3]. Group 2: New Leadership Impact - New leaders are beginning to show results, such as the successful fundraising of over 50 billion yuan for a new product by招商基金 (China Merchants Fund) [8]. - The new management at 兴证全球基金 (Xingzheng Global Fund) has successfully launched its first ETF, raising approximately 11.57 billion yuan [8]. - Smaller funds are also seeing significant growth, with one fund in southern China increasing its scale by 152% in Q3, reaching over 10 billion yuan [9]. Group 3: Industry Challenges and Opportunities - The public fund industry faces increasing competition, necessitating precise strategic planning from new leaders [10]. - Regulatory changes, such as management fee reductions and new performance benchmarks, are reshaping the competitive landscape [11]. - New leaders must navigate these challenges while seizing opportunities in the evolving market, particularly in the context of rising demand for fixed-income products [11].

Core Viewpoint - The appointment of Wang Ying as the new chairman of China Merchants Fund marks a significant leadership change, indicating a strategic move by the parent company, China Merchants Bank, to strengthen its asset management sector collaboration [1][2][3]. Group 1: Leadership Changes - Wang Ying will officially take over as chairman of China Merchants Fund starting November 27, 2025, succeeding Zhong Wenyue, who will no longer serve in this role [1][2]. - Wang Ying has over 28 years of experience with China Merchants Bank, having held various senior positions, including assistant president and branch president [2][3]. - The leadership transition at China Merchants Fund is part of a broader reshuffle, with Zhong Wenyue returning as general manager after a brief period away from the company [3]. Group 2: Fund Performance - Under the new leadership, China Merchants Fund has shown strong performance in new fund issuance, with the recently launched active equity fund, China Merchants Balanced Optimal, raising over 5 billion yuan within a day, exceeding its upper limit [4]. - The fund's latest management scale stands at 957.37 billion yuan, with non-monetary management assets reaching 570.7 billion yuan, positioning it close to the trillion-yuan threshold [5].

Group 1: Investment Outlook Keywords in Q3 Fund Reports - Technology and consumption are the key sectors, with high attention on growth and innovation [5] Group 2: Performance and Scale Dimensions - In Q3 2025, the scale of active equity funds increased significantly from about 3.35 trillion yuan in Q2 to over 4 trillion yuan, a rise of 19.75%. Index funds also saw a significant increase from 3.50 billion yuan to 4.44 billion yuan (+26.70%) [8] - As of Q3 2025, E Fund, China - Europe Fund, and Fullgoal Fund have the largest active equity management scales, all exceeding 20 billion yuan. China - Europe, Yongying, and E Fund had obvious growth in active equity management scale, all exceeding 5 billion yuan [11] - The performance of active equity funds in Q3 improved significantly compared to the previous quarter, with about 98% achieving positive returns and a median return of 23.00%. 361 funds achieved over 50% returns [13] - The top 20 active equity funds in Q3 performance mostly focused on communication, electronics, and power equipment, and most had low allocations in Hong Kong stocks [16] - The overall position of active equity funds rose in Q3, with the average stock position increasing to 88.72% (+1.34%) and the Hong Kong stock position slightly decreasing (-0.09%). The Hong Kong stock position of Hong Kong stock funds increased to 92.27% (+0.88%) [18] - Active equity funds reduced their positions in consumer and financial real - estate stocks and increased their positions in the technology sector in Q3. Electronics had the highest allocation ratio and the largest increase, rising from 17.90% in Q2 to 23.44%, followed by communication with a 2.81% increase. Banks had the most significant reduction, with a 2.61% decrease [20] - Among the 20 largest - scale funds, E Fund Blue Chip Select remains the largest. Some large - scale products saw performance recovery but a decline in shares, while several products reached over 10 billion yuan in scale in Q3 [23] - In Q3, the net subscription amount of some funds was high, such as AVIC Opportunity Pilot and China - Europe Digital Economy, both exceeding 8 billion yuan. The new - issue scale of active equity funds recovered significantly, with 6 funds exceeding 2 billion yuan. China Merchants Fund had the largest new - issue scale this quarter, and China Merchants Bank had the largest new - issue scale as a custodian bank [24] - The share change of active equity funds in Q3 was weakly correlated with performance, and the phenomenon of chasing rising and selling falling was not obvious [26] Group 3: Fund Company Dimensions - Dongwu Fund had the best average performance of active equity funds in Q3 2025, with an average return of 40.58%. Funds with good performance also include Caitong Fund, E Fund, and Morgan Fund. The performance differentiation of Caitong Fund and Dongwu Fund is relatively high [31] - E Fund remains the largest active equity management company, with a scale of 271.5 billion yuan in Q3. China - Europe and Yongying Funds had obvious growth in active equity scale in Q3 [33] - Leading fund companies in Q3 performance over - allocated industries such as power equipment and communication and under - allocated industries such as pharmaceutical biology and food and beverage. Some companies also had significant over - or under - allocation in specific industries [35] - The over - and under - allocation of heavy - position stocks in leading active equity fund management companies mainly concentrated in several popular industries. For example, E Fund significantly over - allocated communication and media and under - allocated medicine and automobiles [37] - Companies with relatively large - market - value positions include Ruiyuan, Morgan, and Huatai - PineBridge; those with relatively small - market - value positions include Yongying, Dacheng, and Wanjia; those with relatively high PE positions include Wanjia, Yongying, and Huashang; those with relatively low PE positions include Ruiyuan, Dacheng, and Hongde [39] Group 4: Investment Strategy Comparison - Technology and new - energy funds outperformed in Q3, while consumer and financial real - estate funds performed weakly. The large - cap growth style dominated in Q3, with the median return of large - cap growth products leading among various products, reaching 43.73%, while small - cap growth products generally performed slightly weaker [1]

Core Insights - The recent market recovery has led to a surge in demand for newly launched mutual funds, with several funds completing their fundraising targets in record time, indicating strong investor confidence [3][5][8] - The introduction of floating fee rate products has shown promising initial performance, with average returns exceeding 12.47% for the first batch, which is expected to positively influence subsequent fund launches [4][7] Fundraising Trends - On October 24, 2023, the Jiashi Growth Sharing Mixed Fund completed its fundraising of approximately 30 billion yuan in just five days, ahead of its scheduled end date [3][5] - Other funds, such as the China Europe Value Navigation Fund and Penghua Manufacturing Upgrade Fund, also completed their fundraising quickly, with the former reaching 20 billion yuan in one day [5][6] - The trend of early fundraising closures is not limited to equity funds but also includes FOFs, ETFs, and QDII funds, reflecting a broader market enthusiasm [5][6] Performance of Floating Fee Rate Products - The first batch of floating fee rate products has delivered strong performance, with some funds achieving over 40% returns within three months of their launch [4][7] - The success of these products is attributed to their innovative fee structure and the overall positive market sentiment, which is expected to encourage further adoption of this model [7] Market Outlook - Multiple asset management firms maintain an optimistic outlook for the market, predicting a "slow bull" trend driven by improving macroeconomic conditions and corporate earnings recovery [8][9] - The ongoing shift in investor sentiment towards more established fund managers and the importance of sales capabilities in fund distribution are also highlighted as key factors influencing fundraising success [6][8]

Core Viewpoint - The "fixed income +" strategy remains a vital choice for institutional and individual investors seeking stable returns, despite the challenges posed by a declining risk-free rate and a changing market environment [1][2]. Group 1: Market Environment - As of Q4 2025, the bond market has transitioned from a strong performance to a low yield environment, with money market product yields dropping below 1% [2]. - The A-share market has shown strong performance, with the Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component Index increasing by over 15% and 25% respectively year-to-date as of October 20 [2]. - Over 95% of "fixed income +" funds have achieved positive returns, with some convertible bond funds yielding over 38% [2]. Group 2: Investment Strategy - The "fixed income +" strategy is evolving towards multi-asset and multi-strategy approaches to balance risk and return in a low absolute return environment [2]. - The upcoming event on October 22 aims to explore the practical logic and innovative directions of the "fixed income +" strategy through discussions among experienced fund managers [1][3]. Group 3: Fund Manager Insights - Fund managers participating in the event include seasoned professionals with extensive experience in asset allocation and market timing, emphasizing the importance of equity asset allocation in performance [3][4]. - Discussions will cover topics such as achieving better returns in low volatility environments and the significance of credit strategies and yield enhancement [4][5]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The "Fund Manager 100" series aims to provide diverse strategy references for investors navigating complex markets, with future discussions planned around different asset classes [5].

Core Insights - The public fund market in September 2025 saw a combined issuance scale of approximately 169.425 billion yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of 85.79% and a month-on-month increase of 62.13% [2][5] Fund Issuance Structure - In September, the issuance scale of equity funds reached 66.043 billion yuan, while bond funds followed closely with 65.959 billion yuan. Mixed funds had an issuance scale of 30.292 billion yuan, and FOF funds were relatively small at 1.643 billion yuan [3][5] - The largest product by issuance scale was the BlackRock China Bond Investment Preferred Green Index Fund, which had a scale of 6 billion yuan and was launched on September 25 [6] - The second largest was the China Merchants Balanced Preferred Fund, a mixed equity fund with a performance benchmark based on multiple indices [7] Fund Extension Announcements - In September, four funds announced extensions of their fundraising periods, including the Guotai Semiconductor Manufacturing Selected Fund and the Hengsheng Qianhai Craftsman Selected Fund [11]