How is the treatment at the China Securities Regulatory Commission?

The treatment is the same as that of civil servants, which is quite good.

The salary management of the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is the same as that of civil servants, so of course the benefits are also the same. Civil servant welfare payments include five insurances and one fund, namely pension insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work-related injury insurance, maternity insurance and housing provident fund.

The remuneration management regulations of the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CSRC) are based on the remuneration of civil servants. The salary of civil servants is composed of basic salary + subsidy + bonus. The basic salary is the job salary and level salary. Subsidies are divided into car subsidy, heating subsidy, attendance subsidy, mountain subsidy, regional difference subsidy, etc. The specific types of enjoyment are carefully divided according to the region. For example, mountain subsidies. Civil servants in rural areas and mountainous areas enjoy mountainous area subsidies. Bonus wages are paid to those who pass the annual assessment.

Supplementary information:

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (abbreviated as China Securities Regulatory Commission or CSRC; English: China Securities Regulatory Commission, abbreviated as CSRC) is the People's Government of the People's Republic of China and the State Council. The State Council is responsible for the supervision and management of securities and futures directly under the ministerial level. The China Securities Regulatory Commission is located in Beijing, the capital. It currently has 1 chairman, 4 vice-chairmen, 1 secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission (deputy ministerial level), and 3 assistants to the chairman; it has 18 internal functional departments and 1 inspection team. 3 centers. According to Article 14 of the Securities Law of the People's Republic of China, the China Securities Regulatory Commission also has a stock issuance review committee, whose members are composed of professionals from the China Securities Regulatory Commission and relevant experts hired outside the meeting. The China Securities Regulatory Commission has established 36 securities regulatory bureaus in provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and cities under separate state planning, as well as Shanghai and Shenzhen securities regulatory commissioner offices. The State Council stipulates in the "Regulations on the Administration of Futures Trading" that "the China Securities Regulatory Commission shall implement centralized and unified supervision and management of the futures market." Obviously, the China Securities Regulatory Commission is a statutory regulatory department authorized by the government and performs statutory regulatory responsibilities. Within the China Securities Regulatory Commission, there is a dedicated Futures Supervision Department, which is the functional department of the China Securities Regulatory Commission that supervises and manages the futures market. The Futures Supervision Department consists of five departments: General Division, Exchange Supervision Division, Futures Company Supervision Division, Overseas Futures Supervision Division and Market Analysis Division.