From all the posts I have read people hate IB(and finance in general) in London because of the lower comp. Is the compensation really that much lower than in NYC? Are there any advantages of working in London IB? Is PE/HF/VC comp any better?
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You pose your question as if most people have a choice between working in London IB and NY IB, which simply isn't true.
London IB comp similar to Canada when throwing in fx rate
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