Insane Moelis Bonus Numbers
I heard from a friend who heard from a friend, so was curious if anyone could confirm this for me.
Was told that top bucket for first years was 135k. 115k plus an additional 20k to be paid in December. Is this accurate?
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Yes. All in comp was over 200k for most analysts. Heard a bunch of data points which were over 100k.
Top was 150, mid was 110 idk what bottom was
Haha classic….
Source?
What do you think lol
I’ve heard top was 130 mid 110
Damn anyone know if these high bonuses can stay this high?
Just from my limited experience and knowledge, they probably cycle a bit, maybe next year is flat / down as 2020 was kinda a blowout year for banks. 2021/2022 bonuses may be harder to keep / raise those levels as banks probably are adding more headcount faster than revenues go up for the time being as per lifestyle changes needed. But prob next up cycle can hit higher heights. Then again, doubt I or anyone could have predicted 2020 would be blowout besides for the fact that 2019 was a down year / trimming year for some of these banks where they laid off some staff making them a bit leaner and able to pay higher bonuses to those who remained. Something could come up again soon like that and make new bonuses even higher but idk
Can confirm that all in comp >200K for most analysts across all offices, agree that this is insane
Holy fuck
Y’all bonuses are bigger than my all-in wtf
that's a price you pay for having a life (or the price they get paid for not having one)
No one has a life rn
Insane, thanks for sharing
holy shit i thought IB bonuses were like 50k this is insane
I think pre-2008 IB comp levels are coming back slowly and slowly if this starts becoming an annual trend. As another poster said, 2020 was a crazy busy year for a lot of banks.
Even in corporate companies (I'm at one), we got a few hefty bonuses last year (quarterly bonuses).
What were the corporate bonuses like / what’s your title? Always interested in hearing what other industries pay.
20-30%. Associate within one of our Operations teams. Comp isn't as good as some of the AN1 at 200K all-in but I get a similar base.
careful what you wish for - pre 08 comp levels were what they were because it was a bubble environment that wasn't sustainable. Same thing happened with Oil & Gas pay and pre tech crash pay in the late 90s.
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