The top-earning 20 per cent of partners at big four consulting firms EY and PwC took home than $1.3 million each year, well above the top managing directors at Accenture who earned from $875,000.
The top-earning 20 per cent of partners at big four consulting firms EY and PwC took home more than $1.3 million annually, well above the top managing directors at Accenture who earned more than $875,000, the latest, available figures show., showed that more junior partners at EY tended to have higher income ranges than the equivalent groups at PwC, but the maximum pay at PwC was much higher.
The EY data provided last week was broken into quintiles – groups of 20 per cent of EY partners – by income level.compared this data with estimated pay ranges for similar quintiles of partners from PwC and MDs from Accenture, the only two firms that have provided detailed income breakdowns. “EY has decided to provide further information on our partnership income, on the basis that it is kept strictly confidential by the Committee, as this information could influence competitor’s behaviour in the market, competitively disadvantaging our firm,” he wrote.
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