Do the REPE arms of Canadian pension funds offers carry?

I understand the associate pay is ~100k + 50% bonus and I'm sure it progresses nicely as you move up. But after a certain level, taxes are a huge drag. Because carry is favorably taxed, I'm wondering if the RE arms of Canadian pension funds like Oxford and CF offer carry, and at what level is it offered.

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At analyst level they all typically pay between $80-$100k + 50%, I believe CPPIB is an exception and pays higher. But yes generally their PE groups pay better.

OP - no, pension funds are not shelling out carry to their employees. You're serving the public groups you represent in these roles, they aren't trying to be competitive with PE firms in that way. Compensation at the pension funds comes in two forms, very solid base and bonus as you scale up (senior guys are probably clearing close to $1M after bonus and execs more), and great WLB relative to their private counterparts.

In fact, pension funds aren't actually earning promote/carry on the vast majority of their deals. Generally speaking they are the LP in the vast majority of deals, and even when they are acting as GP usually its through a joint venture where they are not earning promote.

 

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