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What do asset managers get paid?

8 Jun 17

New data has revealed the most generous asset managers in terms of salary – so how much exactly does a director, VP, associate or analyst across Europe actually get paid?

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According to Emolument, at junior levels, Aberdeen Asset Management offers the most generous pay-packet for analysts who earn an average £55,000 a year with a £15,000 annual bonus.

Henderson Global Investors, which also pays £55,000, offers a bonus of £5,000.

Emolument says Goldman Sachs pays £53,000 with a bonus of £14,000, making roles there an attractive option.

Aviva Investors and Schroders also appear in the top-five most generous pay for analysts with salaries of £50,000.

Company

Salary

Bonus

Aberdeen Asset Management

£55,000

£15,000

Goldman Sachs Asset Management

£53,000

£14,000

Aviva Investors

£50,000

£15,000

Henderson Global Investors

£55,000

£5,000

Schroders

£50,000

£10,000

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