TREE NEWS reports: More than 500 fund managers with under three years’ experience running active equity funds have seen their first-half gains erased in the third quarter, Wind data showed as of Nov. 4, with some products giving back all of their H1 profits. The Q3 correction tested these newer managers’ investment frameworks and risk controls, prompting them to review attribution and adjust positions. They kept faith in long-term technology trends while placing greater weight on valuation discipline and balanced allocation.
Over 500 New-Generation Fund Managers Face Q3 Drawdowns as H1 Gains Erased
The washout matters less for the erased gains than for what it reveals about a cohort that had only known favorable conditions: risk frameworks and valuation discipline were largely untested until now. Their response—keeping technology exposure but tightening valuation and allocation—suggests a shift from momentum toward process, which could change how these funds behave in the next drawdown. Whether that discipline holds through further volatility, and whether redemption pressure follows the erased H1 returns, is the open question.
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