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Pay at boutique Qatalyst Partners in London slides to £1.2m as deal fees decline

The boutique has enjoyed bumper profits in the UK in recent years, but new accounts show a fall in 2023

Frank Quattrone, chief executive of Qatalyst Partners, founded the firm in 2008
Frank Quattrone, chief executive of Qatalyst Partners, founded the firm in 2008 Photo: Tony Avelar/Getty Images

Boutique investment bank Qatalyst Partners paid its handful of London employees an average of £1.2m last year even as profit tumbled amid a deal drought.

Qatalyst, which has carved out a niche advising on big technology deals alongside larger rivals, shelled out £13.8m on 11 staff last year, according to newly released accounts.

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