I've taken a look at the master compensation doc, but wanted to get a refreshed take on the current market comp for specifically debt fund analysts in tier one markets like NYC or LA.
Does anyone have any recent data points? And does anyone know how bonus structure typically works within these types of shops?
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Comp is all over the place for debt funds. I know analysts at very large funds making $95k all in but also have heard of some funds that mirror investment banking pay
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It’s all over the place. I can’t say there is an average. Real estate comp hasn’t really gone up much in the last few years. Starting salaries are anywhere from 65k-85k and total comp in your first few years from 95k-110k. The occasional fund mirrors investment banks, but that’s rare and you’ll get worked for it too.
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bump -- For a ~$5B debt fund, would should a first year analyst expect for comp?
1% management fee on the $5B, so first year analyst somewhere around $50M per year + $50,000 bonus. Look up Jon Gray blackstone salary for comparable comp, he's getting $98M and he's a 2nd year analyst.
Lol this troll is totally justified. Multiple people have said debt fund comp is all over the place, no standardization etc. And then this guy thinks we will tell him what a fund will pay him based on AUM alone...
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