上市金融机构高昂薪酬是否匹配付出（Listed financial institutions high salary matching pay）.docVIP

上市金融机构高昂薪酬是否匹配付出（Listed financial institutions high salary matching pay） The bank trust insurance brokerage somewhat mediocre “ Rainbow Night ” “ eat grass, squeezed out the milk. ” ordinary white-collar workers often use this laugh at yourself for where businesses pay and reward is not proportional. Considered the most profitable financial industry has been shrouded in bright aura, financial staff salaries have been the envy of the outside world, at the top of the Pyramid. This group of people to create value, is worthy of such a high salary? They pay and reward is proportional to? The annual salary of executives of financial institutions is perfectly logical and reasonable? From 2010 37 A shares of listed financial institutions in the annual report, we can get a glimpse of. Shanghai and Shenzhen two city currently has 37 listed financial institutions, from each of the four areas of banking, securities, insurance, trust, etc.. First Financial Daily from the annual report disclosed the number of employees, net profit attributable to the listed companies, “ paid to and for employees to cash ” discovery data statistics, the trust industry produced per capita value and return the champion, and insurance industry did not show the financial industry should have the “ high pay, high return ” properties. Bank The highest per capita profitability of City Commercial Banks The five major state-owned bank ranking in the end According to statistics, 16 listed banks per capita pre tax annual salary of 254 thousand yuan, per capita net profit reached 560 thousand yuan, after the listing of the trust company. From the point of view of City Commercial Bank classification, the highest per capita value, per capita net profits generated up to the first and second are from city commercial banks, the Bank of Beijing to create the per capita net profit of 1 million 54 thousand yuan, followed by the Bank of Nanjing, to create value for 790 thousand yuan per capita. From the point of view