From Goldman Sachs to Morgan Stanley, here's what bulge-bracket banks are paying their first-year IB analysts

You can make bank in these investment banking jobs.

Bulge-bracket banks like Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, and UBS pay their first-year IB analysts $91,000 per year (not including bonuses) on average, according to data from the website Wall Street Oasis.

But, which specific banks pay the most, and which pay the least? How much do first-year analysts at banks like Morgan Stanley, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, or Deutsche Bank stand to walk away with?

Business Insider found out.

We took a deep dive into a salary data set from WSO to compile a list of what the 10 biggest investment banks pay their first-year analysts. Hundreds of WSO users self-reported their compensation numbers to the site to assemble the data.

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