Typical compensation in Miami

What's a typical or a reasonable compensation (base + bonus) to expect in Miami for an analyst, associate, or VP role (banking, renewable energy finance, PE, or hedge fund)?

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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here’s a breakdown of typical compensation in Miami across various roles and industries:

Private Equity (PE)

  • 1st Year Analyst: $121K (base + bonus)
  • 1st Year Associate: $227K
  • 2nd Year Associate: $266K
  • Vice President: $363K

Hedge Funds (HF)

  • 1st Year Analyst: $178K
  • 1st Year Associate: $191K
  • 2nd Year Associate: $251K
  • Vice President: $464K

Investment Banking (IB)

  • 1st Year Analyst: $168K
  • Associates: $260K
  • Vice President: $392K

Renewable Energy Finance

While specific Miami data isn’t highlighted, compensation in this sector often aligns with real estate finance or niche investment roles. For reference: - Post-MBA Associates: $110K-$130K base + bonuses (potentially higher depending on the firm).

These figures represent averages and can vary based on firm size, performance, and specific roles.

Sources: Where is the compensation in banking? Is it worth taking a pay cut for the long-term prospects?, Life at Mega Developers, Private Equity in South Florida, Life in Acquisitions (Analyst/Associate), 2017 Hedge Fund Report: 8 Key Takeaways

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Firms in FL/TX will screw you on the base number and repeat the "no income tax" talk track. My PE offer in Miami was ~15% below what I would expect in NY.

 

I thought I had significant leverage, but they came back and said the base "is what it is". Used their offer as leverage for another process.

 

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