HF Comp Out of IB - Current Figures
Does anyone have numbers on current base / bonus rates for HF analysts out of IB programs (1-2 years out of college)?
Since HF pay is less uniform than banking / PE gigs, it'd be useful to collect some data points.
Given the variability in HF pay, it would be great if you could include AUM / fund size as well as a description of the fund if possible (single vs multi manager, long vs long/short, etc) so we can get a sense of what the current figures are like across the board.
Bumping this - anyone have any input?
I am not currently on the public side, but interviewing for public side roles. I'm going to be honest, I've reached out to a lot of friends at HFs and the ranges are absurd. Did my best below:
SALARY
BONUS
All of this is through informal conversations with friends and varies with geographic location, fund size, and most importantly fund performance. I hope somebody in the industry, especially with a few years of experience, will chime in to add some thoughts. Hope this helps!
Very helpful, thanks for the input!
Does anyone know if the tiger cubs / top l/s funds follow bonus structure 1 and 2? Or would 3 be more common
Anyone have numbers for roles after 1 year of banking?
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Good luck! Patrick
i would read sumzero comp report. if you worked at an elite bank (e.g., like Laz / evercore / ms M&A) then assume you get 80-95% percentile on the report or above. so first year, you should make $200k for 80th percentile and maybe 300-400k for 95th percentile.
First year Probablt in line With PE. Second uear more variable. If you’re at a 10bn fund that’s up 30% you’ll probably make 1mm. If up 10%, maybe you’ll make 400-500k…again in line with PE. So downside is PE or slight discount to PE, and upside is many many multiples, and upside goes up a lot as you become more senior. This is for the best funds, though.
Lol 10% up is not the downside case. Tons of good HFs are barely up or negative this year. And few will pay a 2nd year out of banking 1MM. Only the best shops and only if either you or the firm totally crushes it.
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