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14-11-2021, 10:55 PM
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There is a lot of confusion between Asset Management and Wealth Management. Wealth management is done by the sell side banks and they serve individual customers be it retail or accredited investors. Asset management refers to buy side ong-only asset management firms and they serve accredited or institutional investors. These are typically trillion dollar asset managers like blackrock, vanguard, etc.
Wealth management or corporate banking in banks typically pays 5-7k for graduate programs. Asset management companies such as cap group or wellington pays 10k for their fresh grad analysts. Huge difference in prestige and pay.
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Sounds about right. This is cap group's analyst program
s://.mycareersfuture.gov.sg/job/banking-finance/cap-associate-capital-international-3dcd08cfc3ecaf1f01121a5402171114
Right on par with investment banking salary
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15-11-2021, 03:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
There is a lot of confusion between Asset Management and Wealth Management. Wealth management is done by the sell side banks and they serve individual customers be it retail or accredited investors. Asset management refers to buy side ong-only asset management firms and they serve accredited or institutional investors. These are typically trillion dollar asset managers like blackrock, vanguard, etc.
Wealth management or corporate banking in banks typically pays 5-7k for graduate programs. Asset management companies such as cap group or wellington pays 10k for their fresh grad analysts. Huge difference in prestige and pay.
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Agree. AM arms in banks cannot be compared with AM companies.
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19-11-2021, 11:30 AM
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How is the WLB here compared to New York or London?
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21-11-2021, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Investment Banking > Global Markets > Private Banking > Wealth/Asset Management > Corporate Banking > Commercial Banking > Retail Banking
Feel free to add on your inputs if you have any.
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Agree with this if we are talking about average quality of analysts. But the pecking order depends on tbe bank, CS and UBS for example value their Private Bankers more than their markets ppl. JPM and DB value their markets ppl over their I bankers.
But strictly speaking 'high finance' constitutes only IB and Markets due to higher deal sizes.
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23-11-2021, 06:19 PM
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Anyone heard back from Deutsche for Corporate Banking full time analyst? It's end of nov already...
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23-11-2021, 06:19 PM
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Anyone heard back from DB for Corporate Banking full time analyst?
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23-11-2021, 10:36 PM
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Anyone heard back from DB for Corporate Banking full time analyst?
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isnt the rule of thumb never hear means youre out... also why are you banking on DB lol
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24-11-2021, 01:47 PM
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isnt the rule of thumb never hear means youre out... also why are you banking on DB lol
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DB is decent for their corporate banking. Would love to hear how you guys will rank all the BB in terms of their corporate banking arm.
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24-11-2021, 01:50 PM
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DB is decent for their corporate banking. Would love to hear how you guys will rank all the BB in terms of their corporate banking arm.
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JP Morgan > Deutsche > Citibank > Bank of America > HSBC > Standard Chartered > DBS > UOB > OCBC
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