▼4%
£49,264
Avg. Base Salary (GBP)
/ year
Avg. Base Salary (GBP)
10%
£29k
MEDIAN
£49k
90%
£79k
The average salary for an Associate - Investment Banking is £49,264
Base Salary
£29k - £79k
Bonus
£1k - £26k
Profit Sharing
£0 - £5k
Total Pay
£31k - £85k
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What is the Pay by Experience Level for Associate - Investment Bankings?
What Do Associate - Investment Bankings Do?
Associate - Investment Banking Tasks
- Manage client portfolios, evaluating profitability and conducting financial transactions.
- Attend meetings with clients and prepare presentations providing an overview of clients' investment portfolios.
- Analyze investment strategies, identify potential investments, and conduct risk assessments.
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Common Health Benefits for a Associate - Investment Banking
Medical
75%
Dental
28%
Vision
13%
None
25%
Gender Breakdown for Associate - Investment Bankings
Male
72.0%
Female
24.0%
Prefer to self-define
4.0%
This data is based on 25 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.
