In less than half a year, nearly 200 fund managers have left their positions. Top-performing managers are flocking to "transfer" to other companies.

Since the beginning of this year, the turnover rate of fund managers has significantly increased. Data from Wind shows that in less than half a year, 96 fund companies have seen nearly 200 fund managers leave, while 112 fund companies have hired 312 new fund managers. Among them, Huaxia Fund has had the highest number of fund manager departures, with 11 leaving so far this year, followed by Jiashi Fund with 7 departures, and Boshi Fund with 6 departures. In terms of newly hired fund managers, companies like Yifangda, Fuguo, and Nanfang have each hired more than 10 new managers this year, with Yifangda Fund hiring as many as 17 new managers. Major fund companies have become pools of talent. It is noted that moving to other companies in the industry has become an important destination for departing fund managers. Industry insiders believe that talent mobility is now a norm in the fund industry. Fund managers moving between institutions not only reflects changes in the industry's competitive landscape, but also brings new variables to the research capabilities of various institutions. The performance of fund managers in future product operations is still worth paying attention to.