Harrison Street - Portfolio Analyst/Assoc Comp

Based on the most helpful WSO content, compensation details for analysts and associates can vary significantly depending on the firm and location. However, here are some general insights:

1. Analyst Compensation:

   • Base Salary: Typically, analysts in similar roles can expect a base salary that is competitive with market standards. For example, in corporate development, first-year analysts might expect around $105k.
   • Bonus: Bonuses for analysts can vary, but they are generally lower compared to associates. In some cases, the total compensation for analysts can be comparable to a third-year banking analyst.

2. Associate Compensation:

   • Base Salary: Associates generally see a significant increase in base salary compared to analysts. For instance, first-year associates in corporate development could expect a comp package around $120k.
   • Bonus: Bonuses for associates are typically higher than those for analysts. The total compensation for associates can be competitive, often reflecting the increased responsibilities and experience required for the role.

3. General Trends:

   • Merit-Based Compensation: In smaller firms, compensation can be highly merit-based and potentially above market, especially if the firm values performance and contribution.
   • Work Hours: The work hours can vary, with some firms expecting longer hours from their employees. For example, an MD might work from 5am to 11pm, while analysts might work from 8am to 6pm, occasionally taking work home.

For more specific details on Harrison Street's compensation, it would be beneficial to look at WSO's database or similar threads discussing compensation at comparable firms.

Sources: Is this associate compensation competitive?, "Analyst" vs "Associate" in PE (2018), Please Help Me Understand Corp. Finance / M&A at the Big 4, Current VC associate taking questions, What is Canada comp like?