The average fixed-income analyst at a sell-side firm earned 20 percent more in 2006 than he or she did in 2005, according to Institutional Investor’s inaugural Fixed-Income Compensation Report.
The report also found that researchers who cover the high-yield sector earned nearly three times more than analysts who cover more conservative fixed-income instruments, such as municipals.
To view complete results of the sell-side portion of the Fixed-Income Compensation Report, please visit www.iimagazinerankings.com/ficompensation
