Can confirm significantly more - a certain 'prospect in m&a has just gone and commented negatively on three Santander related posts in a few minutes. I assume this means Santander have sent out some rejections today.
Based on my knowledge this is accurate for first year graduates on a 12 month contract. My cousin was there and had a significant 2nd year boost (though not sure how much) - I’m guessing an/aso means this is in reference to a senior analyst so should be more
I mean I know someone who picked an offer at an EB in London since it paid 70k instead of BofA which paid 65k, while BofA was definitely the stronger name in London. I feel like people get way too hung up on differences in graduate salaries
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pre covid salary levels plus some discount.
So like £45k ?
Can confirm significantly more - a certain 'prospect in m&a has just gone and commented negatively on three Santander related posts in a few minutes. I assume this means Santander have sent out some rejections today.
£50k-£55k
Based on my knowledge this is accurate for first year graduates on a 12 month contract. My cousin was there and had a significant 2nd year boost (though not sure how much) - I’m guessing an/aso means this is in reference to a senior analyst so should be more
Quick follow-up: does Graduate Analyst follow the same rate as Analyst 1?
Grad salaries above are accurate, I think associate is where salary hits street level
Can confirm is at Street for the groups Santander is good at.
Please could you elaborate which groups?
imo ppl over-value the importance of 10k (like 6k after tax). not very important in the long run
nice try Santander HR Compensation Team
I mean I know someone who picked an offer at an EB in London since it paid 70k instead of BofA which paid 65k, while BofA was definitely the stronger name in London. I feel like people get way too hung up on differences in graduate salaries
6k is a lot of money, are you stupid?
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