In process of interviewing for a PE Analyst position for a small fund ($200 mm AUM) in mid-size city. Recent college grad. Does anyone have insight into what salary to ask for?
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Hi jas_grov27, any of these threads helpful:
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You're welcome.
Given fund size and geography, I would assume $100k including base and bonuses as a best case scenario. Realistically around 70-80k.
all in 70-80k? any source
Agreed
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