Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the positive impact of multiple favorable policies on the capital market, particularly focusing on the financial policies aimed at stabilizing the market and expectations [1] - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) emphasizes the need to align the interests of fund managers with investors, proposing reforms in fund operation models and fee structures [1][2] - Fund companies will be required to shift their focus from scale to returns, with performance metrics directly affecting the assessment of fund managers [1][2] Group 2 - The recent departure of prominent fund manager Fan Kun from Rongtong Fund raises concerns about team stability and performance, as he had managed over 10 billion yuan in assets [3][4] - Fan Kun's resignation, attributed to "maternity leave," has led to significant market speculation and investor anxiety regarding the future performance of the funds he managed [5][10] - The fund's performance has seen a decline, with a return of -8.56% in the past year, despite a long-term total return of 99.77% since Fan took over [7][9] Group 3 - Rongtong Fund, established in 2001, has undergone ownership changes and aims to develop a unique "red gene" characteristic as a state-owned enterprise [11][13] - The company has faced challenges in maintaining its management scale, with a recent total of 1485.82 billion yuan in assets under management, down from a peak of 1687.52 billion yuan in 2020 [13][16] - The investment performance of Rongtong Fund's equity products has been under pressure, with 20 out of 38 comparable active equity funds showing negative returns in the past year [16]