|
发表于 2011-2-4 10:34 AM
|
显示全部楼层
Per WSJ, big banks down 10% average pay this year vs. last year. also, their payroll expense to revenue is about 65%, which is not far from their peak before the crisis of 70%. A healthy level is 50%.
Per Barrons, an indicator which tracks mint MBA recruitment by Wall Street banks is at the level close to year 2000 and 2006, close to the peak.
Per WSJ, CMBS/ABS new issurance this year would be about 70~80B, which is a boost from 0 during the past couple of year, (except for government financed deals), but still far from the 900B during the go-go years. remember, these fixed income
A lot of financial institutions who hired a lot of junior people in the last couple of years and look for "V" shaped revenue bounce will disappoint soon. so will be the payroll.
回复 165# schmd2000 |
|