Same I hate to say it, but it's kind of all I can think about. The raise would definitely be great when apartment hunting and/or just be good for the quality of life stuff.
For context I believe I joined a banking program the last time there were major salary bumps (I think this was around 2014/2015 when salaries went from 70k to 85k or something like that at the major BBs). HR sent us like an updated addendum to our offer letter saying the salary would now be 90k or whatever it was to account for the streetwide bumps
I'm at a bank that apparently confirmed raises (no incoming has heard anything so far though), I'm in the private equity arm of my bank so do you think the raise will apply to me or am I just gonna have to take the 85 (which I'm still thankful for)?
Rerum dolore corporis vel totam. Vitae eveniet saepe dolor incidunt illum esse error.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
Sorry, you need to login or sign up in order to vote. As a new user, you get over 200 WSO Credits free,
so you can reward or punish any content you deem worthy right away. See you on the other side!
Yep
can you give any details? I'm at a BB and haven't heard anything but have seen they're apparently raising salaries...
I’m an incoming A1 (starting soon) and HR called me a few days ago to notify me of the bump.
We got an official document amending the salary section of the contract.
Also would love to know - incoming analyst at BB and have not heard if salary is being adjusted. Is it better to wait and maybe reach out to HR?
Oh that's great news for you, hope my bank does it soon (US BB)
At a mm and we got a new offer letter for our bump
At a low BB and we got an email saying our comp was raised
CS?
Barclays?
tf? how are bofa, cs, barclays, and citi low? It cant be DB/UBS
Bump
anyone got anything from Truist? another post said there was a bump, but nothing yet for incoming analysts
Bumping
Bump - is it weird to reach out to HR to ask if incoming analysts are getting updated offer letters?
Probably, they'll email us if there is a bump or you'll just start on your original offer.
I can’t imagine a company would increase A1 pay and then not apply it to their incoming class. That doesn’t make any sense lol
Same still haven't heard anything. This is getting ridiculous wonder if we're in the same place......
At an MM, I've seen rumors of a rather large bump around WSO but nothing confirmed yet. I'll be losing my mind until I see it in writing
Same I hate to say it, but it's kind of all I can think about. The raise would definitely be great when apartment hunting and/or just be good for the quality of life stuff.
For context I believe I joined a banking program the last time there were major salary bumps (I think this was around 2014/2015 when salaries went from 70k to 85k or something like that at the major BBs). HR sent us like an updated addendum to our offer letter saying the salary would now be 90k or whatever it was to account for the streetwide bumps
I'm at a bank that apparently confirmed raises (no incoming has heard anything so far though), I'm in the private equity arm of my bank so do you think the raise will apply to me or am I just gonna have to take the 85 (which I'm still thankful for)?
Idk but I think if you may ask they may lift. I think they like to keep things standardized to the extent possible
Rerum dolore corporis vel totam. Vitae eveniet saepe dolor incidunt illum esse error.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...
Dignissimos quo accusantium tempore doloribus vero sunt. Vel neque reprehenderit velit esse quia.
Numquam quisquam autem eum consequatur. Dolores est reiciendis aut. Quaerat inventore dolore quia earum tempore dolorum impedit.
Sapiente repellat sint quae. Illum molestiae et voluptatem hic sit eaque facere officia. Soluta nesciunt ea aliquid iusto iure quos.