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It will likely be slightly over 100K all in, say 125K. Salary will probably be like 70-80K
Consult this source for more info
http://www.fins.com/Finance/Articles/SB129865507633389853/So-You-Want-t…
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All those banks you mentioned pays streets which would be 80k for a second year analyst's base.
A friend of mine at CLSA got paid 100k as base. I would consider him as 3rd year analyst. He is not an associate. Heard that most of his peer get paid between 100-120k as base. One of the firms that I worked for pay their 1st year analyst 85-90k base.
nevermind
I heard KeyBanc pays for their 1st years $55K
Anyone watching HBO's The Newsroom can use this as their second source confirmation.
-Ps. I do not work for Keybanc (but seriously)
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