Benchmark Compensation's Hedge Fund Compensation Survey Closing this Week
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) October 31, 2013 -- The annual Hedge Fund Compensation Benchmark Survey is almost complete and data gathering closes within a few days.
Hedge fund investment professionals are invited to participate and the online survey only takes minutes to complete.
The survey, which has become the benchmark in hedge fund compensation, empowers hedge fund professionals to directly provide data on base and bonus pay levels, avoiding the problem of survey data bias due to estimates from outsiders. Eligible participants who complete the survey receive the final Hedge Fund Compensation Report (a $397.00 value) free of charge in return for their participation in the survey.
"Every year individuals from firms, both large and small, complete the survey and provide compensation insights from inside the industry," says David Kochanek, Executive Director at Benchmark Compensation. "This year we already have hundreds of responses from well-known hedge funds and boutique firms, spanning the full range of experience and roles, including analysts, traders, marketing professionals, and portfolio managers."
The final report, which is published each December, goes well beyond salary levels. The Report covers cash compensation, bonuses, firm performance and job satisfaction. It provides an accurate and affordable compensation benchmark tool that can be used by individuals evaluating their own compensation package as well as by firms seeking to implement market-based compensation policies.
Hedge Fund professionals can participate in the survey at HFCompSurvey.com and, once the results are tabulated and the report published, participants will be given secure access to the final Report free of charge.
About The Survey
The Hedge Fund Compensation Survey is currently open to professionals in the hedge fund industry. Data is collected directly from hedge fund managers and employees from firms of all sizes. Some of the individuals participating in past surveys represented well known firms including: Bank of New York Mellon, Barclays Global Investors, Black River, Brightpoint Capital, Carlson, Citadel, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Kellogg Capital Group, Lansdowne Partners, Morgan Stanley, and UBS.
About Benchmark Compensation
The annual survey is conducted by Benchmark Compensation, a provider of unbiased compensation studies and services. Since 2007, the firm has published the most accurate and affordable reports in investment-related industries. In addition to annual compensation reports, the firm also provides customized data analysis and consulting.
David Kochanek, Benchmark Compensation, http://www.hfcompsurvey.com, +1 (760) 634-4900, [email protected]
Share this article