MM regional PE firm associate salary PLZ HELP!

It's really interesting that none of the associates have IB experience, then again it's a really small firm. I say salary is probably 70-80 with bonus being 30-40.

He is but give the bugger a chance

thanks and having 700 mil in assets doesnt seem too small idk it isnt a boutique prolly like a said a MM firm....... and I dont know why u are calling me dumb........ considering the fact that i said i dont know much....and also the fact that I came to this website in search for help...... .. and if it is 70-80k only ..... yea it prolly isnt worth working there thanks Antsman, and wallstreetoasis.com more help is always welcome

i thought from some other post that MM pay 200k to associates with bonus first year correct me if i am wrong please .....without and insult........ Thanks!

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No one is going to pay 200k straight out of school.

That $70K + $30K bonus seems pretty accurate. I'd be very surprised to learn comp was anything more than $120K all-in.

Would you guys even consider this middle-market? They look for deals with $2M of cash flow, so we're talking total EV of no more than say $20M.

I see..... and I think this is one of the best PE shops in columbus ohio. Thanks you very much any of you guys know any good PE firms in the columbus ohio area?

Thanks again. I am finding this very useful

and the only reason I am doing this is cuz i like New York and got an intern offer at Morgan Stanley but my parents live in columbus and dont want me to leave, and mi amor is here too studying Pre-Pharm so idk.... i really appreciate the help honestly :D

1) When you hear of people earning 200k+ their first year in PE, it's because they're working at BX/KKR/TPG etc, that is the big guys. Smaller firms don't pay as much. 2) You'll prolly break up sometime in the next year or two, so I'd take the MS offer in NY (if it's for IB)

Love the humility, just don't go around saying Blackstone associates earn 900K a year because people will call you names.

haha sorry...... I just heard that from my friend who works at goldman (prolly pulling my leg) but on payscale it says around 200k maybe more reasonable...Another question i have is that this company really is growth..... i found another one one http://www.lazearcapital.com/ which is deals with distressed and i think they like me as well you think this one might be better? Thanks again and i should rephrase i was gonna propose to her in like a couple months lol we have been dating since middle school ( ah the good old days ) and that MS one is more financial analyst then IBD and my goal is like most IBD--> PE-----( if pay is good stay, if not start my own) . Thanks again all !! and excuse my grammar/spelling mistakes I am out and about and doing this on my blackberry

Why do people think because they are posting on the internet, all grammar goes out the window? I am not saying I don't have a few typos here and there, but sometimes I am seeing whole paragraphs with no punctuation. Even for a Blackberry, this is pretty bad.

Stonehenge is a sub-debt investor, not a buyout shop. Like all MM sub-debt investors, they do co-invest in their deals, but it is usually a very small amount ($1M?). This isn't a traditional MM Buyout shop and hence I wouldn't expect to be paid on the same scale as MM Buyout shops.

I've done some work with the Stonehenge guys (two in particular), and I think they are very reasonable, good people. I'd say go with the opportunity if you are interested in MM lending (as opposed to direct investing).

i doubt you will make more than 60K all in your first year there. great exit opps to university of phoenix's executive MBA program though...