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From a compensation point of view, London is the worst city in Europe, IMO
For experienced analysts and associates, it's not uncommon in the US to get a sign-on. For associates coming out of b-school, the sign-on is meant to offset at least some of the costs of the MBA, but also help with other expenses like moving costs, suits, etc.
And it's not just your perception, London doesn't pay as much as NY at the moment. It's not just on a currency-adjusted basis. It has been that way for a little while now.