Hello - just curious if anyone has any experience with doing CRE lending at an insurance company, and how would that compare to doing CRE lending (CMBS/BS/etc.) at a bank in terms of comp (salary + bonus) and hours at the analyst/associate level? I am honestly looking for a better lifestyle and wanted to know if going to a life-co will help me achieve that? I dont mind a bit of a decrease in comp as long as its proportionate to the decrease in hours.
Any thoughts, comments or experiences would be really helpful.
Thanks,
Im at one of the biggest cmbs lending shop as a 2nd year analyst. Comp is $65 with 30% bonus. Im in dc/philly/boston type of city. 50-60 hr / week depending on deal flow. Hope this helps.
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I'd agree with this and I'm doing CRE lending with a bank both salary and hours. I'm in Nashville so obviously a good bit of action going on here.
Thanks guys, appreciate your feedback. Any insight on comp & hours at an insurance company?
Thanks guys, appreciate your feedback. Any insight on comp & hours at an insurance company?
I work for one of the largest Life Co's out of our Atlanta office and the following is what I've experienced in my 2+ years as an analyst on the debt side:
1st Year analyst comp - $60k-$65k base + $15k-$20k bonus 2nd Year analyst comp - $65k-$70k base + $20k-$25k bonus
Hours are pretty good, 50-60 hours per week is standard but it changes from week to week. If the deal flow is slower, I am out by 5:30, but if we are busy and/or moving a deal toward rate lock then 12-15 hour days are not uncommon.
Thanks! Appreciate the insight
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