As regulatory authorities continue to guide listed companies to strengthen shareholder returns, listed securities companies respond positively and enhance investors' sense of attainment. Recently, a number of listed brokerage firms, including Great Wall Securities, Societe Generale Securities, and Capital Securities, issued dividend implementation announcements one after another. The dividend dates are concentrated between December 18 and 19. More listed brokers' profit distribution plans are still in progress. According to incomplete statistics, there are still nearly 9 billion yuan of listed brokers' dividends to be implemented. According to the Securities Times reporter's statistics, over 80% of listed brokerage firms have paid dividends twice or more since this year. Among them, some small to medium listed brokerage firms have performed well in terms of total dividends. In response, industry insiders said that with policy guidance and improved brokers' performance, listed brokerage firms are expected to continue to optimize dividend plans in the future to provide shareholders with stable and predictable returns.

As regulatory authorities continue to guide listed companies to strengthen shareholder returns, listed securities companies respond positively and enhance investors' sense of attainment. Recently, a number of listed brokerage firms, including Great Wall Securities, Societe Generale Securities, and Capital Securities, issued dividend implementation announcements one after another. The dividend dates are concentrated between December 18 and 19. More listed brokers' profit distribution plans are still in progress. According to incomplete statistics, there are still nearly 9 billion yuan of listed brokers' dividends to be implemented. According to the Securities Times reporter's statistics, over 80% of listed brokerage firms have paid dividends twice or more since this year. Among them, some small to medium listed brokerage firms have performed well in terms of total dividends. In response, industry insiders said that with policy guidance and improved brokers' performance, listed brokerage firms are expected to continue to optimize dividend plans in the future to provide shareholders with stable and predictable returns.