How much do S&T analysts get paid
How much do S&T analysts get paid in their first two years? How does the promotion process to associates work?
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First 6 months: 85k base, 6month stub bonus between 10-25k. First full year: 90k base, FY bonus between 25-70k Second full year: 95k base, FY bonus between 35-85k
On the bonus side, each number represents the extreme. 80% of analysts will be in the middle (except for stub which is not performance or desk related).
That's very high compared to London where first year you get 50/55k base and around 15/20pc bonus
Am starting now in London S&T and know that is the starting rate, any info on associate (2/3 years after starting) and then how it progresses after that (in London if possible please)!
Thanks Brian
What are the hours like for london?
how do they determine the stub? i though it's performance related
Associate promotion at my firm (non-rotiational analyst program) roughly half the people would get promoted. Some would be offered to stay on for a third year and the rest would leave (tech sales, MBA program etc...).
what's the associate base and associate promote bonus?
Typically at most firms associate base 1 is 120K to 125K (bonus stub for 6 months is 20K - 60K). This is for S&T. Variance starts happening at the associate level depending on the product, whether sales or trading or structuring etc... The ranges start to widen quite a bit.
how much variance are we talking about here? What about Associate 3 and VP1?
my understanding is that a desk has to get 15%- 25% ROE on pnl.
Do you know how long the analyst to associate promotion is? i've heard its between 2-3 years unsure if this standard across bulge brackets. What typically happens? does your manager just pull you for a meeting and review comp, performance, etc?
Variance I have seen is for full year associate comp anywhere between 30K - 220K. A3 at my firm the base is 150K-170K with VP1 base of 175K-200K (bonus I have heard but cannot really confirm between 100K - 300K).
What would you say is an average bonus for a first year associate if you remove the outliers?
Removing really outliers average pay would be for a full year as first year associate 40K to 100K. Comp has been falling quite rapidly. Even in good years comp stays flat.
What about the base and bonus for structuring analyst? Would it be lower than sales/traders?
Not too familiar with structuring. From guys, I know in the industry base comp would be the same as Salespeople and Traders. Bonus at least at the analyst and associate levels would be about 10-30% lower, but as you progress up the ranks bonus becomes similar if not more (due to the fact that is more difficult to hire some to perform well at that role and the value add to the franchise).
In SG it's: 86K USD base for the first year 99K USD base in the second year
what's associate 2?
What about VP1?
VP1 would say 250-600k allin. It becomes the wild west...
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