So I just finished being a year 1 analyst on fixed income in structuring at a top BB and got my bonus. Mine was 30k, so I’m wondering how that compares to average. I know it’s a down year, but still not thrilled about it
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What’s your base?
More specifically, which sector, treasury, MBS?
Was your bonus paid out of HR’s bonus pool for Analysts or out of your team’s P&L? $30K seems fine if it's a stub bonus for AN1s.
And what do you mean by you finished being an AN1? Didn't you join in July or August?
2.5 year analyst cycle, analyst 1 I mean first full year
Hm that seems to be quite low. How did your firm do overall? Is your bank advisory-reliant?
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