Highest paying banks for analysts/associates?
From what I have heard from alumni and others, it seems that EBs and other top industry specific boutiques pay significantly more than BBs for junior bankers. I was just wondering what some of these highest paying banks are? I know Evercore, Centerview, PWP, Guggenheim, Jefferies Houston, TPH, Qatalyst are some of them.
How are others like Rothschild, Foros, Moelis, Lazard, Greenhill, LionTree, Raine, and PJT? Am i missing some other top boutiques as well?
CVP, PJT, Evercore, and Qatalyst pay the most -- all the other EBs are pretty much in line with BBs more or less, at least at the analyst level.
Nope, at least several others well above market. These are small places so I will hold back from naming specifics to keep anonymity
Moelis and PWP are also above BB level. CVP is probably top if you include that 3-year signing bonus (50k last I heard). PJT and EVR are the highest for 2-year programs, can be close to 200k all-in first year. Lazard is known for having a slight discount relative to the other EBs and is more in line with BBs.
Buddy at CVP pulled in $230k as a second year analyst. Associates break $400k.
CVP's comp is ridiculous
Bump - Interested in JEF Houston and TPH
Right I’ve seen ridiculous numbers be thrown around. Curious to know what the real deal is.
Also interested.
Back in the golden days of the shale boom, Jefferies used to pay ridiculous amounts since they were just printing money through A&D (and analysts got brutalized as a result). They have traditionally had a guaranteed comp structure with 100% claw back if you sign an A2A offer which comes in around ~$350k per annum. This all has changed and I’m unsure if it will be available going forward. In contrast, Analysts got screwed on bonuses this year with average being ~$50k.
TPH pays in line with PWP, definitely good and above market, but nothing crazy.
Do you think it was 50k just given the state of O&G IB this year? Because 50k looks ridiculously low, even for a bank that cuts their bonus (Cuz that would mean they went from giving ~90-100k to 50k), also given the fact that their analysts probably work around 95 hours on average.
350k is all in for first-year associates at Jefferies?
Curious about the pay at the other Houston boutiques- EVR, MoCo, Gug, Intrepid, Simmons?
Most leading independent advisories (hate the term EB) are +$10k base for post MBA assoc and stub obviously depends. By year 3 I think the difference becomes significant.
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is this NYC?
Any data on London?
What is Guggenheim for A1?
This may help: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/how-much-can-you-expect-to-make-…
Does anyone have any data on greenhill?
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