Half of Wall Street finance professionals surveyed expect their bonuses to increase for 2010, according to eFinancialCareers.com.
About 71 percent of the 2,145 people who responded to the e-mail poll in the U.S. said they are anticipating at least an equal bonus from last year, with 50 percent expecting a bigger payout, the job-search website said in a statement. About 11 percent said their bonus will jump by at least half, according to the survey.
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