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PJT Partners bolsters dealmaker pay by 12% as larger rivals cut back

Larger rivals have cut back on pay by up to 20% so far in 2022

Paul Taubman said that PJT Partners was likely to invest in the business, at a time when larger rivals are pulling back
Paul Taubman said that PJT Partners was likely to invest in the business, at a time when larger rivals are pulling back Photo: Paul Bruinooge/Getty Images

Boutique investment bank PJT Partners has bolstered dealmaker compensation by 12% after a record start to the year, even as larger rivals have cut back on pay.

The bank, headed by former Morgan Stanley dealmaker Paul Taubman, paid its employees $488.9m during the first nine months of this year, according to its third-quarter results, an increase of 12% compared to a year earlier.

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