Core Insights - The article discusses the performance of ESG mutual funds during the observation period from September 15 to September 19, 2022, highlighting a decline in returns for most fund categories except for broad ESG-themed index funds [1] - The broad ESG-themed funds continue to lead, with active funds showing an average weekly return of 7.01% and index funds at 4.55% [1] - Pure ESG-themed funds experienced a significant drop in returns, with active funds averaging 1.21% and index funds at 0.17%, and three funds reported losses [1] Fund Performance Summary - The top-performing broad ESG-themed active funds include: - "浦银安盛ESG责任投资A" with a weekly return of 2.18% and a total return since inception of -6.87% [3] - "兴证全球可持续投资三年定开" with a weekly return of 1.86% and a total return since inception of 38.05% [3] - The top-performing broad ESG-themed index funds include: - "鹏华国证ESG300ETF" with a weekly return of 0.39% and a total return since inception of 2.91% [6] - "国联安国证ESG300ETF" with a weekly return of 0.39% and a total return since inception of 16.12% [6] Fund Classification and Methodology - ESG funds are categorized into two main types: ESG-themed funds and broad ESG-themed funds, further divided into active and index funds based on investment strategies [8] - The weekly rankings are compiled from operational public funds, excluding those that have been liquidated, and will include ESG bond funds in future rankings [8]

Core Insights - 15 active equity fund managers have entered the 100 billion yuan club as of the end of Q2 2025, with a notable increase in management scale compared to the end of 2024 [1][2] - Among these managers, several from China Universal Asset Management, Huatai-PineBridge Fund, and Yongying Fund have multiple representatives on the list [1] - Five fund managers have achieved a management scale growth rate exceeding 100% in 2025 [3] Fund Manager Performance - The top three fund managers by management scale as of Q2 2025 are Zhang Wei from Huatai-PineBridge Fund (16.764 billion yuan), Yan Siqian from Penghua Fund (16.136 billion yuan), and Lan Xiaokang from China Universal Asset Management (15.558 billion yuan) [2][4] - Zhang Lu and Gao Nan from Yongying Fund rank fourth and fifth, respectively, both exceeding 15 billion yuan in management scale [2] Growth Rates - Zhang Lu from Yongying Fund saw a staggering growth rate of 661.14%, increasing from 2.025 billion yuan at the end of 2024 to 15.413 billion yuan by Q2 2025 [3][4] - Gao Nan from Yongying Fund also experienced significant growth, with a rate of 237.06% [3][4] - Other fund managers with growth rates exceeding 100% include Yan Siqian from Penghua Fund and Chen Yanzhong from Guangfa Fund [3][4] Fund Performance - Zhang Lu's managed funds have shown impressive returns, with a near six-month return of 20.89% and a one-year return of 213.19% [5] - Gao Nan's funds have also performed well, with returns of 45.89% over six months and 88.13% over one year [5] - Specific funds managed by these managers, such as Yongying Advanced Manufacturing and Yongying Growth, have reported returns exceeding 100% over the past year [5][6]