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Wow that’s a lot of confidence. I hope you’re right. From last year looks like the order of analyst bonus announcements from June to August was:

Mizuho (An1 Mid $55k)

Truist (An1 Mid $70k)

Harris Williams (An1 Mid $105k)

Stephens (An1 Mid $35k)

SocGen (An1 Mid $34k)

Barclays (An1 Mid $45k)

Cannacord (An1 Mid $130k)

BMO (An1 Mid $50k)

Cain Bros (An1 Upper Mid $105k)

RBC (An1 Mid $55k)

UBS (An1 Mid $60k)

Morgan Stanley (An1 Mid $45k)

Oppenheimer (An1 $85k)

Credit Suisse RIP (An1 Mid $60k)

BofA (An1 Mid $50k)

Wells (An1 Mid $70k)

Houlihan (An1 Top $70k)

JP Morgan (An1 Mid $40k)

TD (An1 $90k)

Deutsche (An1 Mid $60k)

Piper (An1 Mid $55k)

Evercore (An1 Mid $75k)

Moelis (An1 $95k)

Goldman (An1 Mid $65k)

Citi (An1 Mid $60k)

Stifel (An1 Mid $47.5k)

Nomura (An1 Mid $75k)

Rothschild (An1 Mid $75k)

Cowen (An1 Mid $45k)

BGL (An1 Mid ~$50k)

Jefferies (An1 Mid $50k)

Looked like MMs/Boutiques paid consistently better than BB last year. 

 

HW An1 60k mid-top bucket non-Richmond office that had a good year fee wise. Pretty disappointed

 

What are analysts in Nat Res/O&G groups expecting this year? I presume just as good as last year given record revenue numbers

At most banks, analysts in busy groups essentially subsidize slow groups when it comes to bonuses as they are standardized.  The way being 'busy' ends up benefitting a team is that they get more top bucket allocations to hand out.

 

Anonymous Monkey:

Is this for A1 or A2? The list of bonuses on page 1 shows 2022 Citi A1 at $60k, so hopefully more in-line with last year?

A1, disagree with above chart. Mid was 70k last year, top was 90k. Citi paid well Vs BBs

 

Lots of BMO mis-info here …

Analyst 1 Bonus: 10 bottom / 30 middle / 50 top

Analyst 1 - 2 Base:  110 to 125

Analyst 2: 25 bottom / 45 middle / 70 top

Seems to be uniform across IB groups

 

AN 1

BB

Coverage

Upper Mid

Bonus: 65k

Current Base: 110k

TC: 175k

New Base (AN 2): 125k

Pretty happy all things considered. Top rated analyst 1 on my team got 75k

 

Attention all,

If you’re not posting a bonus figure and providing accurate data points, please stop fucking posting, replying and writing “bump” every five minutes.

Kindly,

Everyone

 

Analyst 2

TD (NYC)

Product group

Top bucket

$125 base / $90 bonus / $215 all-in

Associate 0 base: $175

 

Year:A3

Bank: TD Cowen

Group: Coverage

Ranking: unsure (think Middle bucket)

Bonus:$125K / Base: $125K / All-In: $250K ($290K inclusive of A2A sign-on)

New Base: $175K (AS1)

 

A1 / BofA

Coverage

Base: 110k

Bonus: 55k (upper mid)

New A2 base: 125k

 

Houlihan NYC CF

AN2 Top Bucket ~77k 

AN1 Top Bucket ~57k

For a firm that pays less base than most of its "peers", not a good comp day...

 

Base is below street but at least we have above street stipends 🥴

 

Departing second year at GS, got $100k.

Not entirely sure about bucketing so will let people chime in.

 

An2

GS (Coverage)

Rank: Top

Bonus: 100K

TC: 225K

Leaving for buyside so new base doesn’t apply

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