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  2. Hedge Fund Salary Guide - Overview of Hedge Fund Salaries

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/resources/careers/salary/hedge-fund-pay-guide

    Senior Analyst. $150,000 - $250,000. 70%+. Portfolio Manager. $200,000 - $250,000. 70%+. Besides the market averages listed above, WSO user @rumplestiltskin, a Portfolio Manager at a hedge fund, provided a different perspective by categorizing titles into dollar brackets based on their personal experience at their fund (tabulated for you below).

  3. Hedge Fund Manager - Overview, Functions, Compensation

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    The highest-paid hedge fund manager of 2020 was able to rake in $3.8 billion, with a fund that created returns of 26%; however, the median salary was about $124,000. One can usually expect to make between $300,000 to $3 million as a junior manager at a reputable hedge fund, with that number growing to $10 million as a senior manager.

  4. Private Equity Salary Guide - Overview of P/E Compensation

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/resources/careers/salary/private-equity-pay-bonus-guide

    Private Equity vs. Investment Banking Compensation. Due to differences in work and compensation mechanics, PE firms pay analysts around 30% less in salaries than investment banks. An IB analyst typically earns $150,000 to $200,000, while a PE analyst usually earns $100,000 to $150,000 on average.

  5. 7 Figure Hedge Fund Salary - Myth or Real? | Wall Street Oasis

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/hedge-fund/7-figure-hedge-fund-salary-myth-or-real

    atin 7 figure salaries are paid more frequently than everyone here is thinking. 1B fund - will generally have 3-6 analysts and 1-2 fund managers depending on structure - no more than 10-20 people in the entire fund. Off the 1B you are taking in $10mm management fee - this should cover expenses pretty easily.

  6. 2021/2022 Hedge Fund Comp - Wall Street Oasis

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/hedge-fund/20212022-hedge-fund-comp

    will share in public. if you perform well and get into the carry pool, you should expect probably 3-5 percent of the fund's carry pool for a partner type role. if you are in model with direct attribution/risk, you might get low/mid single digits percentage of the p&l, which is roughly 20% of the incentive fees on the p&l you generate (if you get 4%, then 4% / 20% = 20%)

  7. Salary Guides for Finance and Business | Wall Street Oasis

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    Compensation Guides. WSO leverages our proprietary salary data collected directly from finance professionals in the WSO Company Database to give you detailed insight into compensation data and trends by industry, groups and firms. This includes salaries and bonuses collected across positions in investment banking, private equity, hedge funds ...

  8. How much do equity portfolio managers make? - Wall Street Oasis

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    Asset managers typically pay out 55-60% of revenues in the form of compensation, and target 25-30% operating margins (with the difference coming from rent, bloomberg terminals, third party administrators, etc). If we define an equity fund in excess of $1bn as large, that is $10mm a year in fees.

  9. Hedge Fund Compensation Report - Wall Street Oasis

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/resources/industry-reports/hedge-fund

    Total Average Compensation (1) (2) Salary. Bonus. Includes compensation data from 1 hedge funds. Intern average compensation based on hourly rate x 2,000 to get yearly approximation.

  10. Private Equity vs Hedge Fund - Wall Street Oasis

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/resources/careers/jobs/private-equity-vs-hedge-fund

    Private equity and hedge funds are set up as collective investments of high-net-worth individuals or institutional investors. But each fund makes very diverse kinds of investments. Private equity (PE) is a term used to describe investment funds that buy and restructure businesses. These funds are typically organized as limited partnerships.

  11. Life/Career after being a Portfolio Manager | Wall Street Oasis

    www.wallstreetoasis.com/.../hedge-fund/lifecareer-after-being-a-portfolio-manager

    WSO Monkey Bot. 9mo. Based on the most helpful WSO content, transitioning from a Portfolio Manager role to a less volatile and stressful career while leveraging your quantitative skills, coding ability, and understanding of derivatives, futures, and macroeconomics is definitely possible. Here are some potential career paths you might consider: