Invesco vs PGIM RE Asset Management roles
Currently interviewing and would love any insight on the Asset Management teams for west coast Invesco vs PGIM, exit ops, comp, & companies as a whole. I have about a year under my belt at CBRE doing multifamily valuations.
Invesco senior associate, asset management (director interviews next week)
comp: 90k + 25% bonus, 6% match (seems very low to what I've seen here)
PGIM investment analyst, asset management (director interviews complete)
comp: can't remember specifics but similar if not a bit higher than the above
Any help is greatly appreciated!
$90k + 25% for an asset management role seems like a more than fair offer for 1 year of experience. I know it’s a senior associate role but titles in RE are fluid across the industry. Some firms may consider someone with 4-5 years experience an analyst, meanwhile other firms may consider a first year an associate. It can even vary within a firm. Focus more on the responsibilities given and potential hours you’ll work and that comp may seem in line with market.
I appreciate the insight, thanks
That is a really low salary for a Senior Associate. Sure, titles are misleading sometimes, but generally not for institutional shops. Sure this isn’t a Senior Analyst role?
With only one year of experience I have tough time thinking you’ll land an (senior) Associate role no offense, but hey, I have seen crazier things.
Both will be great opportunities to learn. There is a saying though, Prudential trains the street. Both are great name brands, you can’t go wrong.
What does that mean, exactly?
Many people in their industry have their first job at prudential. Meaning that is where they get their training.
It doesn't look like they are quoting you a senior associate salary at Invesco, and rightfully so for 1 year of experience in valuations.
You'll be an "analyst" or whatever you want to call a person with 1 year of experience and that seems like a decent package for someone with 1 year of experience.
^ This
Yea that is decent. Plus you prob won’t work too many hours
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