Growth equity comp?
Second year analyst at a growth shop. Across the board, no annual raise for juniors even upon promotion. Curious what market comp is / if others a seeing similar things given tough macro
cowboysthisyearfam, sorry about the lack of response. Maybe one of these topics will help:
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Working at a traditional sourcing-oriented growth shop - my comp for analyst 1 was close to $200k (COVID boom) and analyst 2 was $240k. Expecting somewhere between around $270-280k for associate but nothing set in stone. Curious what other folks are seeing
Assoc 2 at a sourcing heavy GE firm, all in for year 1 was about 290k. Very performance based and rangey from my class (250-310k ish)
I think market comp is ~280k?
Assoc 2 at a sourcing heavy GE firm, all in for year 1 was about 290k. Very performance based and rangey from my class (250-310k ish)
I think market comp is ~280k?
$270 for A1, $305 for A2 here. HCOL city - multibillion dollar fund. Would appreciate if others could benchmark as well
225 all in for aKKR growth with 50k opt-in co invest
analyst or associate?
Yeesh, heard AKKR was pretty below market. How are hours?
Curious for other datapoints as well as general hours. Came from 1.5 years of banking, have been at current firm in tier 1 growth city (not NYC) for about 9 months. Base is $130k with sourcing bonus of $25k cash and $25k equity in the company. Feels pretty bellow market....I'm an analyst 2
That seems about right for an analyst.
Do you have any firm names / data points? Been wondering this for a while - I've seen a bunch of threads where folks seem to be getting less or equal base but significant performance based / YE bonus. Sourcing bonus is nice, especially the equity element if the deal goes well, but it's obviously less certain
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Tier 1 GE shop, ASO 1; $350k TC
anyone have insight into growth equity WLB? realize it will vary between groups, but am wondering generally speaking
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