After 90, I was heated by my wife’s monthly salary of 80,000, and I was suspended from investigation!
Half a year ago, Xiao Hongshu, the chief analyst of a non-bank brokerage firm, paid his salary, which caused heated public opinion, so that in the middle of this year, the China Securities Association issued a special document requesting the securities industry to establish a stable salary system.
However, on July 28 th, there was another brokerage salary incident in Xiaohongshu.
On the evening of July 28th, a screenshot related to "The monthly income of post-90s brokerage traders exceeded 80,000" went viral on social platforms. Related screenshots show that some bloggers have exposed their spouses’ income level and their photos in Xiaohongshu, accompanied by the income certificate of "monthly income of 82,500 yuan" issued by CICC.

At the same time, the circulated photos also include a photo taken with her husband in Yintai, Hangzhou, with the caption "Every day loved by my traders".

However, her behavior has also been discussed by netizens. In the comment area, someone sweated for the blogger and her husband, a brokerage trader, and kindly reminded that "brokers are forbidden to disclose the salary level". She replied: It seems that listed companies will disclose the salary of employees in their annual reports, and slightly spit out: "Isn’t his salary not up to per capita?"

According to Cailian, the follow-up of Xiaohongshu blogger "Strength Pit Man" is that the incident has attracted the attention of the company.According to CICC, the employee is currently being suspended for investigation.

It is worth mentioning that in June this year, the CSRC made a special statement on compensation issues such as brokerage funds. The CSRC pointed out that the salary system is an important part of corporate governance, and building a scientific and reasonable salary system is the basis for maintaining the core competitiveness of the industry and maintaining the stable and sustainable development of the industry. In recent years, global regulatory authorities have paid more attention to the salary incentive system, in order to prevent financial risks caused by excessive speculation and excessive incentives. However, the salary management guidelines issued by the Securities Industry Association and the Fund Industry Association respectively do not set salary limits, nor do they involve total salary and specific operation methods. The CSRC fully respects the autonomy of institutional decision-making.
On July 26th, a broker in North China told national business daily via WeChat, "The Guidelines put forward higher requirements for the work of brokers in this field. We have improved the company’s system and management mechanism according to the requirements of the Guidelines, and improved the level of reputation risk prevention in all aspects of business management. In recent years, due to the frequent negative public opinion caused by employees’ personal words and deeds, we have also taken the problems of our peers as a warning to strengthen internal training. "
However, it is worth mentioning that the brokerage employees are bound by the company’s reputation risk system, and this little red book blogger is only the family members of the brokerage employees. So what responsibility should this husband bear in the face of this situation?
A brokerage official told reporters that the company system can only restrain its own employees. "Generally speaking, companies issue income certificates to employees, which are used to handle credit cards or mortgage loans. It is not surprising that employees’ families see this document. However, if the company has relevant regulations on reputation risk, the employee should at least have the responsibility to prevent the documents from being spread online, so it cannot be said to be completely innocent. "
National business daily reporter wanted to communicate with CICC on this matter, but as of press time, he didn’t get a reply.
comeSource: national business daily, Red Star News