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Based on the most helpful WSO content, Corporate Banking compensation at JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi generally follows these trends:
Associate Level: Compensation is typically comparable to Investment Banking but with a ~20% haircut. If max IB comp is around $250,000, Corporate Banking comp might be closer to $200,000. This includes base salary and bonus.
VP Level: Compensation increases significantly. For example, at the VP level, you might expect a base of $120K with bonuses ranging from 50% to 70-150%, depending on performance and the bank.
For more detailed insights, you can explore the following link:
url: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/2018-2019-comm…
Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/jp-morgan-private-bank-compensation-ladder-lifestyle?customgpt=1, An Overview of Corporate Banking, An Overview of Corporate Banking, 2018 /2019 Commercial/Corporate Banking Bonuses, 2017 Investment Banking Report: 8 Key Trends to Know
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Thinking about making a move to this field at the same level, and would love to know the hours too
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Analysts and Associates at my bank work around 70 hours per week.
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Hada friend in corporate banking a few years back: (this data is total comp) An1 $130 An2 150 Assoc1 $210k Assoc2 $230k Assoc3 $245k VP1 $280-300k
What type of bank? An->As comp increase caught me off guard
BB with a 2 year analyst program
looks like JPM/Citi as first guess
Large bank, also AN2 should have been 150, edited above.
Theres typically a sizable jump from An->As, likely as a means to retain talent vs recruiting elsewhere. IB comp has a similar jump
Can confirm. Either JPM or BofA.
From what I’ve heard, CB AN1s at my bank (non-BB B/S bank) made $150k total comp last year which is insane since that’s almost in-line with our IB AN1s while working 40% less lol — heard they do 9-5s pretty regularly.
For CB AS1’s, heard they get paid around the same base as IB AS1’s and maybe $50-$75k bonus depending on the year. It seems that Associate+ roles are where the bonus delta b/w IB and CB becomes to be more apparent
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