According to the China Financial Times, since the new “National Nine Rules” proposed in 2024 to promote dividends for listed companies multiple times a year, pre-dividends, and pre-Spring Festival dividends, mid-term dividends have become an important means for listed banks to enhance the stability and sustainability of dividends. According to Wind data, a total of 23 A-share listed banks will implement mid-term dividends in 2024, and the total amount of dividends will exceed 250 billion yuan. These include six major state-owned banks, five joint stock banks, Jiujiacheng commercial banks, and three agricultural commercial banks. Meanwhile, the number of banks implementing mid-term dividends this year will expand again. Currently, there are 17 A-share listed banks that have announced relevant plans in their semi-annual reports. Of these, 7 are implementing mid-term dividends for the first time since listing. According to industry insiders, from the perspective of the liquidity of return on investment, even if the annual dividend amount does not change, more frequent dividend returns will bring high liquidity value and more deterministic cash flow.

According to the China Financial Times, since the new “National Nine Rules” proposed in 2024 to promote dividends for listed companies multiple times a year, pre-dividends, and pre-Spring Festival dividends, mid-term dividends have become an important means for listed banks to enhance the stability and sustainability of dividends. According to Wind data, a total of 23 A-share listed banks will implement mid-term dividends in 2024, and the total amount of dividends will exceed 250 billion yuan. These include six major state-owned banks, five joint stock banks, Jiujiacheng commercial banks, and three agricultural commercial banks. Meanwhile, the number of banks implementing mid-term dividends this year will expand again. Currently, there are 17 A-share listed banks that have announced relevant plans in their semi-annual reports. Of these, 7 are implementing mid-term dividends for the first time since listing. According to industry insiders, from the perspective of the liquidity of return on investment, even if the annual dividend amount does not change, more frequent dividend returns will bring high liquidity value and more deterministic cash flow.