2023 Consolidated IB Analyst Bonuses
Analyst 1
MTS Partners: Mid $70-75k | Top $85k
Nomura: Mid $53-65k | Top $85k
Leerink: Mid $72.5k | Top $80k
PWP: Low $60k | Mid $70k | Top $80k
Moelis: Low $10-20k | Mid $55-70k | Top $80k
Evercore: Low <$50k | Mid $65k | Top $75k
Citi: Low $25-30k | Mid $60k | Top $72.5-75k
JP Morgan: Mid $50-60k | Top $65-70k
Goldman: Low $20-30k | Mid $45-55k | Top $70k
Oppenheimer: Low $50k | Top $70k
Harris Williams: Mid $60k
Bank of America: Low $40k | Mid $55k | Top $60-65k
Piper: Mid $55-60k
Wells Fargo: Top $60k
Mizuho: Mid $55k
Truist: Mid $55k
Lazard: Low $40k | Mid $50k
Morgan Stanley: Low $25k | Mid $35k-42.5k | Top $55-65k
Jefferies: Low $0-30k | Mid $40-45k | Top $55-65k
Houlihan: Bottom $40k | Top $57k
Raymond James: Mid $40-50k
Barclays: Low $15-25k | Mid $30-40k | Top $55k
UBS: Low $35k | Mid $45k | Top $55k
Stifel: Low $10k | Mid $20k | Top $50k
MUFG: Unknown $47k
RBC: Mid $45k
Deutsche: Mid $40k
BMO: Low $10k | Mid $30k | Top $50k
Credit Suisse: Mid $35k | Top $45k
Rothschild: Mid $30k
Stifel: Low $10k | Mid $20k
Analyst 2
Citi: Low $25k | Departing $60k | Mid $75-85k | Top $90-115k
TD Cowen: Top $115k
Moelis: Mid $70-80k | Top $110k
JP Morgan: Low <$15k | Top $75-105k
Truist: Departing $35k | Mid $75-90k | Top $105k
Goldman: Departing $100k | Top $100k
UBS: Low $60 | Mid $70-80k | Top $90-100k
MTS Partners: Mid $70-75k | Top $85k
Harris Williams: Mid $80k | Top $95k
RBC: Mid $65k | Top $95k
Evercore: Low $40k | Mid $80k | Top $90k
Wells Fargo: Mid $80k | Top $90k
PWP: Departing $45k | Mid $70-80k | Top $90k
Nomura: Mid $75k
Oppenheimer: Low $65k | Top $90k
Morgan Stanley: Low $0 | Mid $40-60k | Top $80-90k
Bank of America: Top $80-90k
TD: Top $90k
Credit Suisse: Departing $50k | Top $80k
Lincoln: Top $80k
Houlihan: Top $77k
BMO: Low $25k | Mid $45k | Top $72.5k
Lazard: Mid $50-55k | Top $70k
Deutsche: Mid $60k | Top $70k
Raymond James: Top $70k
Piper: Low $35k
Barclays: Mid $33-35k | Top $55k
Analyst 3
Truist: Mid $125k
TD Cowen: Top $125k
Citi: Low $20k | Mid $100k | Top $120k
RBC: Mid $100k
Societe Generale: Unknown $100k
Sourced from master 2023 analyst bonus thread, various firm-specific threads over the last few weeks, and recent salary data submissions on WSO. Order is roughly the highest to lowest paying bank. Assumes that numbers contributed by WSO users are accurate and honest. Only includes banks with reported data.
Can we put a few pages on this, tx
Barc A1
Low 15-25k
Mid 30-40k
High 40-55k
Rothschild $30k mid bucket
Based on only analyst 1 and 2 bonuses, and only including the firms that have numbers for both, this is the state of affairs in 2023.
High Paying Banks - MOE, Citi, MTS, JPM, PWP, EVR, GS, Nomura
You can buy groceries at D'Agostino's in blissful ignorance, order $25 cocktails on nights out, and get the deluxe spicy chicken meal at Chic-fil-A.
Well Paying Banks - HW, Truist, Oppenheimer, WF, UBS, BofA, MS, RBC, HL, LAZ, PS
Might want to stick to Trader Joe's, pre-game with natty's in your buddy's 300 sqft apartment, and maybe grab just the regular chicken sandwich meal at Chic-fil-A.
Low Paying Banks - CS (rip), RJ, BMO, DB, Barclays
Best sustain yourself by eating ramen and raw prestige, sip 8oz hand sanitizer with water before nights out, and get 4-piece chicken nuggets at McDonald's.
Prestige doesn’t pick up the check at the end of dinner
Learning Japanese rn
PWP departing at 45k for A2 I think is off, know a few departing that got top and mid at 90 and 80.
Stifel A1 bottom: 10k bonus / 10k severance and fired.
Stifel A1 Middle: 20k
So fucked