JPM / GS Toronto Globals

Looking to get some information regarding team sizes and structure, retention, base and total target comp.

Thank you

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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here’s what you need to know about JPM and GS Toronto offices:

  1. Team Sizes and Structure:

    • Information specific to team sizes and structures for JPM and GS Toronto is not explicitly detailed in the WSO dataset. However, in general, Canadian offices of global banks tend to have smaller teams compared to their U.S. counterparts, often focusing on specific industries like mining, energy, and financial services.
  2. Retention:

    • Retention in these offices is often tied to the culture and deal flow. While there isn’t specific data on retention for JPM and GS Toronto, retention tends to be higher in smaller offices where camaraderie and team dynamics are strong. For example, some WSO threads highlight that teams with strong internal communication and clear career progression plans tend to retain talent better.
  3. Base and Total Target Compensation:

    • Compensation at the junior level in Canadian offices of global banks like GS and JPM is competitive. For example, Evercore Toronto analysts are paid USD analyst comp converted to CAD, which could be a benchmark for BBs like GS and JPM. However, exact figures for base and total target comp for JPM and GS Toronto are not explicitly mentioned in the dataset.

If you’re looking for more granular details, you might want to explore specific WSO threads or reach out to professionals in these offices for firsthand insights.

Sources: Toronto BB IB Offices, US Banks With Satellite Offices in Canada, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/who-has-heard-about-these-teams-citi-tts-deutsche-gts-jpm-tss-baml-gts?customgpt=1, Toronto Elite Boutique Landscape, The Work Always Gets Done

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