London Analyst 1 Comp - 2024

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Is there a sign on?

£28.50 for meal. Black cab. Gym but you need to pay.

One of the best spots to see NYE fireworks in london!

One of the best spots to see NYE fireworks in london!

One of the best spots to see NYE fireworks in london!

Heard £40k for SA, probably £50k base for FT

62.5k base.

Yes

65+6

Of course you cannot confirm

Ardea NY is 130 base. U think Ardea London would pay a higher base than NY?

Thanks

off topic but what were returns like this summer if you were there? 

wasn't there but from what I heard it was around 70-80%

BNP markets 70+5

but also Qatalyst has a longer analyst stint if I'm correct, i.e. not a fixed one like 2 or 3 years... can anyone confirm the rumours?

Del

It is +6k not 5k for the relocation, at least for IB

Blair 70k An1, 80k An2 from my most recent datapoints

Curious to know if this was the case before the last 18 months - they’ve been caking it with m&a this year

Any insight on HW?

WB 70k Arma 85k

About 1.8 on essentials (food, shelter, utilities) I'd say.

Probs budget £3k-£2.5k living alone and £2k with roomate for all living essentials in a decent neighboorhood (rent + bills + basic going out + subscriptions), then on top you can add whatever for holidays, discretionary spend, coke habit, etc.

Know very, very few people that live alone as A1 (and even after nearing thirties). It is just so uneconomical, even on decent salaries.

Living in London. The good neighbourhoods are central thus expensive. I'd say for a studio/1 bed flat is goes around 2.5-3k with council tax and bills included. That's the average price. I've been lucky to manage to find a studio flat for 1.7k included everything but that was 2 years ago and London is getting ridiculously expensive with every year. The cheaper location is Canary Wharf (and it's brilliant if you also happen to work in CW) so you can find a place for 2k included everything. Of course, if you wanna share, this gets cheaper as ironically 2 bed flats are just a bit more expensive than 1 bed flats/studios... I'd be cautious with finding very cheap places as they are usually molded (yes, mold is a big issue in the UK), full of cockroaches (experienced these funny creates already) and other creatures. Other that that, for those asking how people on lower salaries can afford living in London, let me explain. I have many friends on lower salaries and they either have a few flatmates (think 4) and live far from the City (also sometimes in relatively dangerous areas), or simply cannot afford and relocate. I know some people who moved to commute towns and asked for remote work/hybrid, or simply stay with their parents if they live relatively close to London, or just relocated to the North (think Manchester, Leeds) where they could get much better quality of living even on smaller salaries (the downside of this is losing access to the attractions London offers - in this regard it's unbeatable)

The pound sign goes in front of the number you salad 

£65k unsure about sign-on

Source: friend got an offer there