As the title suggests, I am interested in the differences between IMC and SIG as a Trader.
I have heard IMC has better culture but also that SIG pays more (at least initially as a Grad, but can't find any numbers to verify this claim).
It'd be great to hear from anyone who has experience as a trader at either of these firms or knows anything about grad comp, career/pay progression and WLB/Culture.
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