Ah, the bonus season at Guggenheim, always a hot topic! While the context doesn't specifically mention the exact figures or dates for Guggenheim's bonuses, it's well-known in the finance community that bonus timing can vary significantly from firm to firm. Guggenheim, as noted, might be on the later end of the spectrum. This timing can be due to various factors, including fiscal year-end, performance review processes, and strategic considerations.
In the high-stakes world of investment banking, bonuses are a significant part of compensation and can reflect the firm's performance, individual contribution, and market conditions. While I can't pull out specific numbers from the hat (or from the context provided), it's clear that those in the industry pay close attention to these payouts as a measure of success and recognition.
For those at Guggenheim or eyeing it as a potential landing spot, it's crucial to network, perform, and align with the firm's goals. Remember, while the wait for bonuses might seem long, focusing on building your skills, contributing to your team's success, and understanding the broader market trends will always serve you well in the long run. And who knows, maybe the wait will be worth it! Keep an eye on the forums for any updates or insights from those in the know.
its not the shop for absolute top pay but dig around for threads from last year and they were certainly in the top buckets for pay, especially given the poor pay last year across the street.
e: i mean look here for the analyst bonuses across street last year (https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/2023-consolida…). gugg for example paid an2 80-110 (according to other threads, ik there are different figures in that thread so idk whatexactly is accurate) and that's higher than laz, evercore and the same as moelis.
Or probably people not posting gugg isn’t a shop for top pay as it’s advertised here….
same thing with lazard haha bonuses were bad but people don’t want to share it to maintain their perception of decent pay
I said my original comment because in my experience, people are quick to disclose on WSO if they feel cheated. If all good, nobody comes here to post about it.
Top end A2 seems a little high given it’s only 25k less than A3 top end. Not saying that’s wrong, but likely more of a one off bonus rather than top end of the normal range. But otherwise seems in line with what I’ve seen.
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Ah, the bonus season at Guggenheim, always a hot topic! While the context doesn't specifically mention the exact figures or dates for Guggenheim's bonuses, it's well-known in the finance community that bonus timing can vary significantly from firm to firm. Guggenheim, as noted, might be on the later end of the spectrum. This timing can be due to various factors, including fiscal year-end, performance review processes, and strategic considerations.
In the high-stakes world of investment banking, bonuses are a significant part of compensation and can reflect the firm's performance, individual contribution, and market conditions. While I can't pull out specific numbers from the hat (or from the context provided), it's clear that those in the industry pay close attention to these payouts as a measure of success and recognition.
For those at Guggenheim or eyeing it as a potential landing spot, it's crucial to network, perform, and align with the firm's goals. Remember, while the wait for bonuses might seem long, focusing on building your skills, contributing to your team's success, and understanding the broader market trends will always serve you well in the long run. And who knows, maybe the wait will be worth it! Keep an eye on the forums for any updates or insights from those in the know.
Sources: Guggenheim NYC: updated reputation, culture, exits, Guggenheim Partners Investment Banking, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/thoughts-on-guggenheim-sfguggenheim-in-general?customgpt=1, Honest thoughts on Guggenheim, Updated Guggenheim reputation
lets hear them. any idea what bonuses were like last year for gugg specifically analysts and associates?
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When do bonuses at Gugg usually come out?
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Communicates in the next 2 weeks
Guggenheim has already started communicating as of earlier this week.
any data?
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People probably not posting because numbers were quite good and peeps are generally satisfied.
Or probably people not posting gugg isn’t a shop for top pay as it’s advertised here….
same thing with lazard haha bonuses were bad but people don’t want to share it to maintain their perception of decent pay
its not the shop for absolute top pay but dig around for threads from last year and they were certainly in the top buckets for pay, especially given the poor pay last year across the street.
e: i mean look here for the analyst bonuses across street last year (https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/2023-consolida…). gugg for example paid an2 80-110 (according to other threads, ik there are different figures in that thread so idk whatexactly is accurate) and that's higher than laz, evercore and the same as moelis.
I said my original comment because in my experience, people are quick to disclose on WSO if they feel cheated. If all good, nobody comes here to post about it.
They were not good
Numbers??
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Here some incomplete data
A1 top at 380
A2 375-500
A3 450-525
Better than Lazard similar to some and little lower to absolute top payers
Top end A2 seems a little high given it’s only 25k less than A3 top end. Not saying that’s wrong, but likely more of a one off bonus rather than top end of the normal range. But otherwise seems in line with what I’ve seen.
Is this a troll? AN1 base is 110 and historical TC has been 200, what are you talking about?
these are associate numbers
How is your mid market group doing? Did it pay this well?
by mm group you mean their peag groups right?
at least for peag, i heard gugg pays the same as other groups no difference.
No difference between groups. We comp as a consolidated platform.
Any sense for VP1 / VP2 numbers?
Heard higher TC for top bucket A1 than $380k
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