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Heard from a trusted source that base for An1 was 80k but WLB was really good (flexible WFH especially for Assoc and up). Take that with that what you will

 
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Networked with them heavily and considered working there. Culture seemed very good and the people I talked to were big on the fact that they had a life outside of work. They’re a MM firm so your deals are gonna be in the 30-300M EV range. They’re focused on the built environment which is a good industry to be in imo since it’s super fragmented. Have nothing but good things to say about them. Not sure about comp at all but I’d assume it’s a haircut to street pay since the better wlb.

 

Analyst 1 Base is $80k +$40k target bonus, Analyst 2 is $90k base +$50k target bonus. Have heard they always hit target and go a bit above as well, depending on P&L. Have heard great things about WLB and deal flow.

 

Honestly, you are better off in commercial banking or FP&A. 

They are an organization that has an identity crisis - are they an investment bank or a strategy shop? Where do they play?


The folks that work there seem like nice people but there’s a baseline sophistication  level that frankly, that franchise doesn’t have. 

If you have ties to the Carolinas or Denver, it’s a choice. If not, I mean… they are a “cut below” in every way imaginable.

 

Source/care to elaborate a bit? A lot of threads about the firm seem to speak very highly about the deal flow/culture. The only downside I saw was the pay, but given the fewer hours makes sense ig? Also saw some laterals from the firm to MM/EB so can’t imagine it’s that bad?

 
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