Secondly, I hope you are a responsible person. You shouldn't shirk your responsibilities. At the same time, you can encourage and motivate the team to become a respected person. Fund manager should be a respected profession, because you are helping others and making them more likely to live a better life.
Once again, I hope you are a firm person, that is, set this goal and work hard to achieve it.
What follows is technical, provided that there is not only one road to Rome.
But there are a few points in the circle that are recognized as frank conditions:
1, the degree is always the threshold and the display. If it is an undergraduate course, it is still far away, so we should improve our academic qualifications (more importantly, improve our academic ability). At present, the threshold for studying stocks is basically a master's degree or a doctor's degree from a prestigious school.
2, experience, experience, experience! You can't deviate from the course. Generally speaking, fund managers have 6- 10 years of securities or investment experience. So, be patient, really, be patient.
3. There is always performance support. That is, you can't make a big mistake, and the stain must be eliminated in your career, just like if there are bad debts in bank credit, it will ruin this person's reputation. You have to have continuous performance to prove your ability, so that you will be seen by fund companies.
4, knowledge should be rich, rich, rich. In other words, it is best to know everything, hahaha, have strong analytical skills and good connections (hahaha, in fact, you can do anything as long as you meet these conditions)
Others: certificates: securities business-fund business-futures qualification -CFA, FRM (certified public accountants and lawyers can be used as supplements).
You have a good foundation. You are on the right path. The feasible path is: research-switch to product manager-assistant fund manager-fund manager.
There will definitely be more opportunities to become a fund manager in China than in other countries. To find, to work hard.