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Original post by Commercial Paper
You also get an extra amount if you're based in London too

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On the topic of pay, what can you expect from the likes of GS/JPM/MS etc. for an S&T role?
Original post by Deltasierra27
On the topic of pay, what can you expect from the likes of GS/JPM/MS etc. for an S&T role?


A new graduate would get £50,000 base salary + £5,000-6,000 sign-on bonus + up to £30,000 end of year bonus + benefits.

Of course though, your bonus might be zero or very low. Interns do not get paid bonuses, base salary only pro-rata.

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Original post by Commercial Paper
A new graduate would get £50,000 base salary + £5,000-6,000 sign-on bonus + up to £30,000 end of year bonus + benefits.

Of course though, your bonus might be zero or very low. Interns do not get paid bonuses, base salary only pro-rata.

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Sweet - just wanted to compare to the likes of BNPP/HSBC/UBS etc.
Is BoAML open? Can't seem to find it
Original post by Commercial Paper
A new graduate would get £50,000 base salary + £5,000-6,000 sign-on bonus + up to £30,000 end of year bonus + benefits.

Of course though, your bonus might be zero or very low. Interns do not get paid bonuses, base salary only pro-rata.

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Top bucket bonus was £40-45k IIRC, but that was for IBD so you may be correct.

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Original post by Princepieman
Lazard - Numerical (SHL), Verbal
Citi - Numerical (TalentQ)
Morgan Stanley - Numerical (SHL)
Deutsche Bank - Numerical (Kenexa)
JP Morgan - no tests
BAML - Numerical (Kenexa)
Barclays - (no tests - not sure they might have some)
Credit Suisse - Numerical (Kenexa), Verbal
UBS - Numerical (SHL), Logical (SHL), Verbal
Evercore - Numerical (SHL), Verbal
HSBC - Numerical (SHL), Verbal
RBC - Numerical (SHL), Verbal
Nomura - Numerical (Kenexa), Logical (Kenexa)
Societe Generale - Numerical (SHL)
RBS - Numerical (TalentQ), Logical (TalentQ)
BNP Paribas - verbal and numerical (cut-e)

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Is this still accurate?

Feel like it should be 'stickied' somewhere on here haha
Has anyone else had trouble logging into the GS portal?

So I was half way through completing their application and forgot my password (I think) - I've done a password reset request on two potential (only) emails I use, and nothing has come through.

Based on this logic, I don't even have an account with them? What the...

Please any help would be appreciated - I have contacted their HR but the guy wasn't very helpful.
Original post by stealth_writer
Is this still accurate?

Feel like it should be 'stickied' somewhere on here haha


Some changes have happened, I'll update it soon

+ will add it to the OP.

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Original post by Princepieman
Some changes have happened, I'll update it soon

+ will add it to the OP.

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Great idea!
Original post by Deltasierra27
Sweet - just wanted to compare to the likes of BNPP/HSBC/UBS etc.


In most cases, those guys will still pay the same base salary and normally a sign-on too. Actually, one french bank has an even higher base salary than this.

However, bonuses at these places are quite low by IB standards so overall salary tends to be significantly lower.

See here: http://news.efinancialcareers.com/uk-en/255551/pay-for-bankers-in-london

Graduates start as an Analyst 1.

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Original post by Princepieman
Top bucket bonus was £40-45k IIRC, but that was for IBD so you may be correct.

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Really? **** me, that's ridiculous. Crazy salary differential from other careers.

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Original post by Commercial Paper
Really? **** me, that's ridiculous. Crazy salary differential from other careers.

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Loool right?

You work for it though.

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Updated the OP, if you have any changes or improvements just say.

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how long does it take Citi to get back to you to tell you you've failed the numerical??? My mouse stopped working halfway through lol, a real arse of a situation
Original post by jchap9776
how long does it take Citi to get back to you to tell you you've failed the numerical??? My mouse stopped working halfway through lol, a real arse of a situation


Ask them to reset it. They're very friendly, I'm sure they would accommodate this unless it specifically said how to do it without a mouse in the instructions.

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Original post by Commercial Paper
Ask them to reset it. They're very friendly, I'm sure they would accommodate this unless it specifically said how to do it without a mouse in the instructions.

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cheers, yeah sent them an email so hopefully they resend it or take this into account :smile:
Which banks do offer Commercial Banking SA? (Excluding IBs) I've heard of Llyods, RBS, what else?
Also can I apply to different divisions at the same bank? Not talking of FO positions, perhaps Finance or similar.
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Original post by Broocklyn
Which banks do offer Commercial Banking SA? (Excluding IBs) I've heard of Llyods, RBS, what else?


santander, nationwide, co-op..EDIT: are other commercial banks
Original post by DaFrenchy
Yep


Are there any tests at all for BAML?
Original post by m.vilas
Are there any tests at all for BAML?


SJT.

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