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Report Says China Asks Brokers to Tighten Bonus Payouts
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According to Bloomberg, citing sources, China has required domestic brokers to defer a larger proportion of employee bonuses, doubling the deferred portion for mid- to senior-level management and top investment bankers from the previous 20% to 40%. Some large state-owned brokers such as CITIC SEC (06030.HK) have already complied.

After experiencing a two-year downturn, the securities industry has seen a full recovery in the capital markets, with the number of IPOs surging 30%. Official data showed that total profits of Chinese brokers rose 31% YoY last year to RMB219.4 billion. It is understood that bonuses for outstanding employees at some firms jumped as much as 50% YoY, prompting regulators to adopt a tougher stance. (mn/da)

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