Those who are less than 3 months may not be employed by the same industry, and those who are more than 3 months but less than 6 months may be employed by the same industry.

The CSRC restricts fund managers from job-hopping, and prohibits them from working in the same industry within three months after leaving their jobs, and can only be employed by companies or enterprises in the same industry after three months. Therefore, fund managers who have been away for less than three months cannot be employed by the same industry, while fund managers who have been away for more than three months and less than six months can be employed by the same industry.

Fund managers generally require a master's degree or above in finance-related majors, a good mathematical foundation and a solid theoretical foundation in economics.