
China's financial research sector is experiencing a significant pullback, affecting the job security and perks of its analysts. The industry, which has expanded over the years and employs thousands, is facing a downturn due to a prolonged market slump and tighter regulatory controls on publishing research. This has led to a reduction in trading commissions and a reevaluation of the extravagant benefits previously offered to analysts, including high salaries, travel perks, and lavish parties.
Million-dollar analyst jobs are at risk in a broader pullback of China research. The industry — which employs thousands of people who research and opine about stocks, the economy and markets — is retrenching after years of expansion. https://t.co/oeE4ILreDV
A prolonged market slump hitting trading commissions as authorities tighten limits around what research analysts are allowed to publish has led to a stark turnaround for China's star brokerage analysts. https://t.co/qEWondf9jE
Million-Dollar Analyst Jobs at Risk in China Research Pullback https://t.co/n3UvjpKvtt










