B[More than a thousand listed companies have received institutional surveys in the past month] September 12th. Recently, institutional survey activities have maintained a high level of popularity. Technology growth, high-end manufacturing, medical equipment and other sectors have become the focus of the organization. Wind data shows that from August 12 to September 11, a total of 1,055 A-share companies accepted institutional surveys. Among them, Micron and Microelectronics are the most favored by institutions, with 389 institutions participating in the survey; companies such as Focuslight Technology and United Imaging Healthcare were surveyed by more than 300 institutions. The sustainability and quality of performance growth are the focus of institutional research. Institutions not only pay attention to the company's operating income, net profit and other financial indicators, but also further inquire about changes in gross profit margin, expenses, exchange rate fluctuations and quarterly operating trends. At the same time, the commercialization progress of new products, orders in hand and customer verification have become high-frequency content in the research minutes of technology companies. For companies with a higher degree of globalization, overseas revenue growth, customer expansion and capital expenditure arrangements are also of concern. (Securities Daily) B[Falling commission rate squeezes industry profits, China Securities Association coordinates research to explore differentiated service pricing transformation of securities companies] September 7th, the long-term downward trend of commission rates in the securities industry has not changed. The reporter learned that the China Securities Association is conducting a thorough investigation on the securities trading commission service model for investors of securities companies to explore the differentiated service pricing transformation of securities companies. The China Securities Association pointed out that homogeneous competition, online low-cost diversion, and insufficient wealth management value-added services are the core driving factors for the decline in commissions, which have caused negative impacts such as pressure on brokerage business income, impact on the quality and efficiency of basic services, and increased risks of unfair competition. This survey also collects information on how to improve the commission management system, including strengthening industry self-discipline, setting rate ranges, and supporting value-added services. It explores feasible plans for transforming from "channel commission" to "service pricing" and promotes the marketization and standardization of the commission pricing mechanism. (Reporter Lin Jian)
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