[Switch] investment banks in Hong Kong and the Mainland have different treatment options.

The younger brother, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, CS MPhil, is mainly compared with the IT department of investment banks in two locations... I have heard that HKUST MPhil, a student from Tsing, is seeking a job in CICC, with an annual salary of 15 yuan .... I have heard that I graduated from a master's degree and asked for a job in the IT department of Morgan Stanley, earning an annual salary of 18 yuan .... I heard that another undergraduate graduated from the Baidu IT department with an annual salary of 19 yuan ..... I am sure that the job of Merrill Lynch IT Department requested by HKUST in the same group has an annual salary of 40 w hk dollars (1 Hong Kong dollar = 0.8131 RMB ).... I am sure, HKUST is in the same group as the Senior sister, and asks for the position of JP Morgan IT department, base 37 W + HK dallor per year ..... I have heard that pay for many well-known Enterprise interns in the Mainland, 2000-5000 yuan per month (generally, including some investment banks in the mainland, to be partial, forgive me ).... I am a HK Investment Bank summer intern, pay 25000 HK per month .... I have heard that the full time of the HK investment bank is global pay (the younger brother knows that the front-end is also the case). I do not know the gap between the full time and the mainland, after comparison, we know that even the summer intern has such a big gap .... This comparison makes the younger brother feel that the human resources in the Mainland are really a word, "jian "...

In fact, my younger brother has lived in HK for nearly three years... It seems that many things in Hong Kong are much cheaper than big cities in the Mainland, including clothes, shoes, daily necessities, and so on (inflation in the mainland is a bit harsh). Even if the house price is high, it is more expensive than Beijing, the younger brother really thinks that the house price is similar ....

It is also an investment bank, not just it. Even the investment banks in the frontend business in the Mainland cannot compare with HK... One of my colleagues in Citic IBD, his quotes from the previous two days, "shared a monthly salary forecast report for HK Financial practitioners by Morgan mcknley, in IB, Analyst 1 is 40 k-60 k $ HK per month, and Asso 1 is 70 K-80 K $ HK per month. My title is also senior Asso, in fact, it is better to change it to pre-analyst. I will talk about internationalization every day. When can I make my salary international? I can also get off work at every day ".....

From the perspective of the number of wages, the IT salary of the first-line investment bank of HK is more than twice that of the mainland .. Not to mention the various kinds of tax statements in the mainland, I heard that the 15w-19w pretax salary is only 12 w-16 W? ?? Hong Kong's tax is very low...

I personally think that, based on the average wage level, Hong Kong is similar to Shanghai and Beijing (better yet, a high-rise apartment with a room of about 5000; generally around-. It is not in a very suburban area. Of course, the room is a little small. It is true... However, the traffic in Hong Kong is quite convenient. Generally, you can take the subway within 40 minutes from home to work, and do not have to go far .. Even if it is a bus, it will not be as congested as in big cities in the Mainland... Definitely Save time cost ...)... The prices of other daily necessities, especially clothes and shoes (of course not from the Mainland) are the same as those of supermarkets in the Mainland .... Including meals, a bowl of noodles in the store is generally 20-30 yuan (meals must be related to the store's location, eat lunch box in Central, 60, 70 ..), However, according to the salary in Hong Kong, it is not expensive to eat or eat anything... Entry-level it position can reach 12000 -- 18000 (non-investment bank it )...

To sum up... I still think that the treatment gap between the two financial industries is comprehensive ....

[Switch] investment banks in Hong Kong and the Mainland have different treatment options.