According to Wind's statistics, 103 fund managers have left this year, which is second only to 1 10 in the same period of 20 15, setting a six-year high, including many star fund managers such as Lin Sen, Zhou Yingbo and Zhao Yi. However, it is worth noting that, unlike the extreme dependence and superstition on a single fund manager in the past, in recent years, with the continuous improvement of investment and research platforms and talent echelon construction of major fund companies, the team of outstanding fund managers is growing, and the impact of star fund managers' resignation is gradually weakening. The turnover rate of fund managers reached a new high in six years. In the past three years, under the magnificent structural market, Public Offering of Fund's money-making effect is very prominent, and many famous star fund managers have also been born. However, with the market weakening in the past six months, many fund managers chose to leave. Wind data shows that as of May 13, the number of fund managers who left this year has reached 103, the highest in the same period since 20 16, and this number has increased by nearly 20% compared with 86 in the same period last year, and the wave of fund managers leaving has reappeared. In addition to the quantity, another major reason why this wave of fund managers' resignation has repeatedly caused heated discussion in the market is the resignation of many star fund managers. From Dong, the deputy general manager of Global Fund, and the investment director of Huaan Fund in 5438+ 10, to the well-known medical fund manager of Bosera Fund and the general manager of Baoying Equity Investment Department in February, and then to Zhao Yi, the star fund manager of Agricultural Bank of China Huili, Zhou Yingbo, the investment director of CEIBS Fund, and Lin Sen, the star fund manager of E Fund, left in early May. According to the incomplete statistics of the Securities Times reporter, there are nearly 10 star fund managers who left this year. But in fact, in the long run, as early as the second half of last year, the number of fund managers leaving their jobs began to increase gradually. In fact, some of the above-mentioned star fund managers began to announce that they would no longer manage fund products as early as the second half of last year. According to Wind's statistics, the number of fund managers who left in the first half of 2002/kloc-0 and the second half of 2002/kloc-0 was 186 respectively, and the number of fund managers who left in the whole year was as high as 323, setting a new record of 297 fund managers leaving in 20 15, reaching a new high in the past six years.