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Based on the most helpful WSO content, specific details about the recruitment process for Macquarie Real Assets teams in London are not explicitly outlined in the provided dataset. However, compensation data for similar roles in investment banking and private equity can provide some context:

  1. Compensation:

    • For 1st Year Analysts in investment banking at Macquarie, the average total compensation is reported as $168,000.
    • For 1st Year Associates in private equity, the average total compensation is $227,000.
    • While these figures are for broader roles, they can give a general sense of the competitive pay structure at Macquarie.
  2. Recruitment Process:

    • While the dataset does not detail the recruitment process for Macquarie Real Assets specifically, investment banking and private equity roles often involve:
      • Online application and resume screening.
      • Aptitude tests or case studies.
      • Behavioral interviews to assess cultural fit and motivation.
      • Technical interviews focusing on financial modeling, valuation, and market knowledge.

If you're targeting this role, leveraging WSO's networking guides and interview prep resources could be invaluable.

Sources: What is your compensation in Real Estate Finance?, What is your compensation in Real Estate Finance?, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/macquarie-comp?customgpt=1, Thoughts on Starting Investment Bank/M&A Advisory for my Company, REPE Megafund Asset Management Comp

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Advised them on a deal - MIRA / MAM is the most dysfunctional team i've ever seen and worked with. Like 1million people on the deal team with an expert in every field you can think of, each chiming in with their 2 cents as to what they want built into the model. 0/10 woud not recommend

that said, pay is pretty meh from what i heard - base is 70k for analysts and not sure on bonus (think c 40-70%). Amongst infra PE, definitely getting rinsed for the amount of work you will do - esp when canadian pension funds will pay a load more on base (OTTP is like 80+) BX and the like are around the 80+ mark too.

 

surprised to hear this given MIRA is highly regarded in the infra space. I'm getting maybe this is just their london team and their US office is probably stronger? Any other infra funds you've worked with that you rate?

 

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