Junior High Finance (IB/PE) vs MBB compensation

High finance traditionnal junior career path : 2 years IB + 2 years PE

mbb paySource: Peak Frameworks 

Edit: IB comp seem low actually considering the recent compensation bumps.

 
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It's total comp for the finance track and approx. base for the consulting track. Not apples to apples at all. (Plus undergrad base is now $100k and MBA base is now $175k, so this is low even before bonus).

Consulting comp also varies substantially by performance. Top-performing MBB consultant can be something like $140 -> $180 -> $250 -> $330 -> $450+. Of course, that's a top ~10% who decides to stick it out to AP and doesn't go to business school, which itself is rare.

Obviously, IB -> PE pays more on average and at each percentile of performance, but hopefully people aren't picking MBB purely to max comp.

 

Did you choose a well known UMM who’s founder was an ex consultant, or one of the toxic ass MF PE spots that put the “mf” in MF?

 

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