Glassdoor puts the average analyst salary in BNP's Lisbon office at just €17k, although this isn't for sales and trading in particular. "If you're a junior sales person you'll earn half as much here as in London," complains one insider, who says pay can be as low as €35k. In the Lisbon office, insiders say pay is a lot lower. In Paris, entry level analysts can earn €100k. are $85k according to information registered for H1B visa holders. Entry level salaries for analysts in the U.S.
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In 2021, average total compensation (salary plus bonus) for material risk takers at the bank was €1m.
The only problem, according to insiders, is the pay.īNP Paribas typically pays less than large American banks, but it doesn't pay badly either. The sales teams are already covering institutional clients and have their own mandates."īNP Paribas declined to comment, although sources confirmed that the bank is building its markets business in Portugal. The target is to add more trading, structuring and sales here. "First it was equities and then we opened G10 rates and EM FX and equity derivatives. "We started with non-regulated staff and have moved to execution desks," says one Lisbon employee.
"We have a target to reach 400 by 2025."īNP Paribas' Lisbon global markets business is run by Diogo Malato Moura, a former global head of product sales who moved from Paris in 2017. Christopher Claude, a former head of flow and financing strategic marketing in London, is in charge of building out a risk management hub in both Lisbon and Madrid. "We came to Lisbon in 2014 with less than 10 people, and we're now 250," says one insider. In the past eight years, sources say BNP has set up a well-staffed trading operation in Lisbon, Portugal. This is changing: BNP has been quietly shifting its markets jobs to Southern Europe, and saving itself a lot of money in the process. If you wanted a trading job at BNP Paribas in Europe, it used to be the case that you'd either work in Paris or in North West London.
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