Let's share bonus numbers you've heard on the street. Please list bank, level, and bonus figure (in USD).
wall street sales and trading bonuses 2017
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from certified user @lolusernames"
A0 (analyst stub): 85k base, 25k stub
A1: 90k base, 75k/70k/55k/50k/?k bonus (majority at 55k)
A2: 95k base, 80k/75k/60k/55k/?k bonus (majority at 60k)
Ao0: 125k base, 35k stub
Ao1: 140k base
from certified user @ironlawofoligarchy"
BB S&T
A2 - 140k Base & 90k Bonus
from certified user @GoCard"
Sr. Analyst Prop MM 100base/150bonus
from certified user @GridironCEO"
1st years at Morgan Stanley S&T received a $20k stub in December and another $20k this summer, so $40ish fo bonus. My buddy works 60-65 hours a week and looks like he's gonna be making $85k base, $10 signing, and $40 performance. $135k as a first year
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Both are Equity S&T
Citi: A2 - 30k mid MS: A2 - 50k
BAML out tomorrow
Does A2 mean 2nd-year analyst? Sorry for the potentially dumb question. Any insight into how this would transfer for a first-year?
Those numbers don't look correct.
Let's get some more figures here
are IB bonus usually larger than S&T
no
These S&T numbers seem vastly lower than IBD
At analyst level a tiny bit. At associate level would say IBD are paid more across the board.
At VP level and above, lots of dispersion, top performers in markets are paid more than IBD, but average IBD guy gets more. (Most VPs in markets at 220-400 all in, but i know personally one at 1m+)
jeeez, by markets you mean ECM/DCM or S&T? if S&T is the guy in sales or actually trading?
Thanks for all the info thus far, would it be possible for anyone to post a link with the bonuses
Also all 1st years at Morgan Stanley S&T received a $20k stub in December and another $20k this summer, so $40ish fo bonus. My buddy works 60-65 hours a week and looks like he's gonna be making $85k base, $10 signing, and $40 performance. $135k as a first year, im jelly. Plus he's showing no sign of burnout lol
Definitely. They axed a lot of people in the spring of '16 but man do I wish I got an offer from them when I interviewed for FI S&T SA.
How do stubs look for other firms? 40k for 6 months is very good.
No, it's a prorated $40k bonus for the entire year. So the Summer '16 entry level analysts got $20k in January and will be getting the remaining $20k in July.
I almost puked blood out looking at those figures.
HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?!!??!!?! +1m in bonuses?!?!?!?!?!
Way to take sarcasm folks.
i've seen a lot of your comments recently, and i really dislike you
Is it the monkey photo?
+1 SB
Is it because he's a dick-rider of Ebolamonkey ?
Any idea for Deutsche first year and second year analysts as well as associates
I would imagine at this point all they're getting is a letter saying "at least you weren't laid off!"
Maybe the severance packages would be better...
so..... they arent hiring?
a pack of crisps and a pat on the back
They pay all bonuses in their shares now
BB S&T
A0 (analyst stub): 85k base, 25k stub A1: 90k base, 75k/70k/55k/50k/?k bonus (majority at 55k) A2: 95k base, 80k/75k/60k/55k/?k bonus (majority at 60k) Ao0: 125k base, 35k stub Ao1: 140k base
For Markets (S&T) @ DB:
DB told juniors (anyone below VP) they would pay "competitive" with street. Likely will find out in early march with mid march payout.
March 2016 were this: A0 (Graduate in May, 85k base salary, started in July, rotate during fall, hit desks in Jan): Base raise from 85k to 90k, 10k stub A1 (have completed 1 year on desk): Base raise from 90k to 95k, bonus ranging from 10k-40k A2 (have completed 2 years on desk, most promoted to associate): base raise from 95k to 115k
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Whoa, looks kinda shitty across the pond, at our firm it was a bit weird this year due to all the alleged FX rigging and shit so bonuses for all were smaller but still based upon p&l. From what I hear guys on the FX desks around me are taking in approx £160k bonus on average (acg was across 5 people so not exactly representative). The BSD on the FX desks apparently took in 1,2mm, although he nailed it during brexit and us presidentials
Does anybody know how London numbers look? GS, JP, MS, Citi?
They look SUPER shit. Basically they didn't adjust FX after Brexit vote, so London total comp for anything below VP is almost as low as fixed USD salary in NY. Lots of Associate 1 in london basically got similar to analyst 1-2 in NY...
For VPs and above it's a bit lower than NY but their total comp is computed in USD so it's still okey.
BB S&T
A2 - 140k Base & 90k Bonus
What group/desk?
what group/desk ?
Sr. Analyst Prop MM 100base/150bonus
What does Senior Analyst mean in prop trading? Is it like being an analyst at a hedge fund?
I'm not an analyst at a hedge fund and I've never worked at one so I don't really know for sure, but I'd guess it's probably a lot like being an analyst at a quant hedge fund.
Credit Suisse numbers anyone for Trading Analyst 2?
is the capital A associate or analyst. Lots of different styles on this forum.
Also, some of the numbers quoted on this board are very inaccurate. I have plenty of friends who are 2 years into the bussiness of S&T and taking home 200k all in with 2 years after (undergrad) school is ridiculous. After 2 years, 120k (all in) for S&T is where most seem to be. I have friends at GS, CS, & Citi
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