London MF Analyst Comp

Curious what Analysts are getting in comp for Yr 1 and 2 in London working at megafunds. Is it around 65k? Would love to hear what base is and what you can expect as bonus. The salary reports aren't updated since 2021 saw huge bumps. If you could post what you do too (healthcare, generalist, infra, re, credit, etc.) Thanks!

 

Bump MF analysts drop your comp! I’m in two processes and would love to know

 

In general, should a MF analyst expect to be paid more than an BB ibd analyst? For pe, infra, re, and credit…comparing the asset class groups to the same coverage at ib btw. Thanks

 

Haha can relate bro, getting underpaid as shit in my current internship but same base as AN1 for my MF gig

 

I meant fresh grad. Although for BX specifically, I heard people who lateral in often have to take a title wise for a few months or a year. Ex. If you're done two years as an analyst in ibd, you might be an anlayst for a half year at bx before getting the bump to associate. I could be wrong, but this was from someone within the company.

 

Make sure you know what you’re getting into…some of these so called private credit guys just invest in bank debt that meet their return requirements. This is not a bad seat, but it can get pretty fucking boring pretty fucking quickly. If they do direct lending, this might be a bit more interesting but to my knowledge most of the pure play direct lenders don’t take summer interns (and definitely not penultimate year undergrads unless it’s through nepotism CVC cough cough)

 

I spoke to the interviewers about the fund and it seems to be more exciting stuff: direct lending with targeted IRR of 8-12% meaning a mix of senior, unitranche and some convertible debt. Is this considered more interesting than other fund mandates as it still has deep DD while also being focused on downside protection?

I’m just wondering if I should’ve just gone with IBD SA for a more ‘varied’ skill set in case I decide not to continue or don’t convert to FT?

Also, I’m surprised I even got the role given my lack of experience and certainly no nepotism but I’m working hard to get up to speed before the summer.

 
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