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Pay in asset management is rising faster than banking, the deferrals are less and the industry is more stable. What's not to like?

Three charts saying you should work in asset management instead of banking

Long only funds are better than banking

The work-in-asset-management-instead-of-banking meme is a tired and has been done before. New Financial, a London-based think tank released a whole report on asset management pay rising relative to banking in February. Goldman Sachs is said to be focusing on asset management as a means of offsetting falling revenues in fixed income. Still not convinced? Johnson Associates, the Wall Street pay consultancy, has just produced the following charts confirming the new reality: investment banking is out, asset management is in.

1. Asset management pay is rising. Investment banking pay is not

Asset management pay up

2. Asset management deferrals are high, but they're less than investment banks'

Deferrals in asset management

3. Yes, asset managers pay a lower % of revenues to their staff - but it's always been this way and the industry is less volatile than investment banking 

Asset manager pay and revenues

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AUTHORSarah Butcher Global Editor

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