DBS Management Associate Program 2015

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Remuneration will depend on the quality of all the candidates accepted... but generally not great. They will try to give the same salary that the MAs who have graduated from the program. I know the previous year MAs were only offered 5.5k for 3 years exp without masters

Actually last year Both masters MA and non Masters MA were taken in together.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Remuneration will depend on the quality of all the candidates accepted... but generally not great. They will try to give the same salary that the MAs who have graduated from the program. I know the previous year MAs were only offered 5.5k for 3 years exp without masters

I was offered 5.7k - local masters with 5yrs exp

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I was offered 5.7k - local masters with 5yrs exp

Whoa these MA programs really are generous huh.

I was direct hired into a junior associate role (treasury), got 5 years of experience under my belt but was only offered 4.9K gross (not including aws).

Does the MSc/MBA really influence the pay? I have colleagues within the same tier but too paiseh to ask their comp package.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Whoa these MA programs really are generous huh.

I was direct hired into a junior associate role (treasury), got 5 years of experience under my belt but was only offered 4.9K gross (not including aws).

Does the MSc/MBA really influence the pay? I have colleagues within the same tier but too paiseh to ask their comp package.

It depends on what type of masters you have. If it is a reputable mba or finance related masters you can easily get many offers with higher salary than emap. But if your masters is in some other areas emap will offer more than what you can get else where.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I was offered 5.7k - local masters with 5yrs exp

I’m guessing if you have under 5 years of working experience, this may look fair.
Though I don’t think you need a Masters to get this sort of remuneration.
Unless, this is offset by a definitive career progression

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I’m guessing if you have under 5 years of working experience, this may look fair.
Though I don’t think you need a Masters to get this sort of remuneration.
Unless, this is offset by a definitive career progression

Emap is not a definitive career progression. The MA are ranked every batch so it’s very competitive. Those who are at the bottom will not have a career prospect. But those who chiong and compete to be at the top of their batch will be highly rewarded.

anyone got offered recently? what's the salary for this?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I’m guessing if you have under 5 years of working experience, this may look fair.
Though I don’t think you need a Masters to get this sort of remuneration.
Unless, this is offset by a definitive career progression

That’s lower than my pre-Masters last drawn salary. They need to be more competitive than this. Any idea if it varies across track?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That’s lower than my pre-Masters last drawn salary. They need to be more competitive than this. Any idea if it varies across track?

Mate...... How many years of work experience have u accumulate?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That’s lower than my pre-Masters last drawn salary. They need to be more competitive than this. Any idea if it varies across track?

You can’t compare salary grades with someone in S&T/IB or Tier 1 strat houses.