85k vs 100k An1 Base
We've seen many banks increase their first year analyst base pay to 100k, it seems as if almost all BB's have done this, and many MM's as well. With that being said, a decent amount of MM's and most LMM have not followed suite and still have 85k or below An1 bases.
Do you guys think these MM's will end up bumping their base to compete/retain talent? It clearly is very easy for analysts to lateral to other banks in their bracket; all banks are in need of (semi) experienced analysts as more and more are jumping to the buyside before their 2 years are up, and I'm sure a MM bank would love to poach some talent from a competing rival in the city. So what is keeping underpaid analysts at their bank if they could walk across the street and make at least 25k+ (all in) more?
Curious on everyone's thoughts and what they have seen/heard.
(Coming from perspective of Chicago MM 85k SA with very close connections at other MM's)
Which ones haven't raised?
https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/2021-first-year-analyst-base-sal…
I think you need this. A lot of your top MM have increased already. In the LMM and the boutique scene it is just going to be to subjective to track.
That's good info I appreciate it. And wow kind of sucks to be below street lol. At least I'm in Chicago (for LCOL)
yeah can be a little tough. I am sure you could jump in Chi market and come out ahead.
Yeah definitely. Will probably lateral to HL/Lincoln/Blair unless I really enjoy my SA experience. I can absolutely justify lower pay for better culture/WLB etc.
yeah some of those LMM banks are kind of screwing their analyst right now.
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