Hi,
I am gathering information regarding the salary of an experienced analyst in asset management. I am in talks with a few long-only shops and keen to know about the compensation range for an equity analyst with 5-7 years of experience from a $4+bln fund (but w/o MBA).
Thanks for the insights in advance.
hilariouspj, pure crickets, that's where I come in. Any of these useful?
Hope that helps.
I'll bump this as I'm curious to see some data points as well.
How did you go about initiating talks with those guys? At some point I will likely be testing the waters myself.
Sumzero and some cfa societies (or maybe institute can’t remember) have put out pretty detailed compensation reports. But I think the real answer is it depends. I’ve seen pretty wide ranges from 100k to upwards of 500k
Good idea, here are the Chicago and LA reports:
https://www.cfachicago.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/2018-CFA-Report_E…
https://www.cfala.org/files/2018%20CFA%20Report_Extended_LA.pdf
Didn't see a NYC/Boston/San Fran version. Still curious @hilariouspj" what your process has been to initiate talks with some of the shops you've mentioned if you had any insight to offer.
It is mostly through relationships (friends in the industry, headhunters who you've known for some time, etc.) because these smid sized, long-only funds with strong performance don't hire all that often (and they don't need to).
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