Trying to get an idea of long-term compensation, relative to other buy-side roles. Does anybody know what the median compensation is at the PM level for a larger, well known shop (Neuberger Berman, Nuveen, etc.)?
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actually that figure is outdated (2012 data) you'll find that if you check for 2013, it's more like 10.87
Including taxes? It'll be closer to 7.31
At Goldman it's 99
Sorry for the ignorance but are the above figures (say 10) is 10k usd per month?
everyone is messing with you. numbers would likely be fairly circumstantial at that level.
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