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EVR: $120k base, $25k sign on, bonus assumed to be 100% base -- all in TC $265k 

 

Yes, but there is also an An3 signing bonus which bumps it closer to associate range 

 

Anyone else reading this thread thinking about how fucking crazy these numbers are? Especially considering that literally a year ago someone pulling 85k base + 10k signing + 60k bonus for TC of 155k was considered to be a well compensated BB analyst, and now less than 12 months later, first years are pulling 250+ TC (pretty standard MM PE associate comp pre-covid). Not hating or doubting it or anything but these pay bumps have been wild to watch. 

 

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