Fresh additions to the Wall Street bathe in money

Fresh additions to make Wall Street more than ever - and do less to gain them.
Almost half of recent business school graduates make $ 125,000 a year or more from banks, private equity funds, hedge funds and consulting jobs, according to a survey of financiers.
43% of MBA graduates will make $ 125,000 and up from only 9 percent of MBA graduates in 2013.
"We've seen these salaries to rise in recent years, especially since Wall Street is more informed on the quality of life and concerns of junior bankers," he said in a statement Scott Rost, CEO of "training the street "that made the study.
The sharp rise in compensation that banks paid most of its trainees and associates in consequence to work fewer hours - more senior bankers grumble about kids these days.
Junior bankers behind graduates right when it comes to pay the first year.
First year graduates of law firm associates in the biggest law firms in New York are $ 160,000 per year, according to a survey by the National Association for Law Placement this year.
Ozhivleniya short of mergers and acquisitions in recent years - as Heinz-Kraft deal is for 70 billion dollars in March - has caused demand for fresh blood.
About 25 per cent of respondents have received a job offer intense as experts in industries such as healthcare and shops "were the most" in obtaining, according to the study.
But other traditional areas of Wall Street, as trading in shares and bonds are znachnie for less than 1 percent of junior bankers.
Not surprisingly, New York is the No.1 place where they want to work graduates of MBA. Forty-five percent say they want to work at Apple, for only 19% se hoping to land in San Francisco, the favorite № 2