Investment Banking Associate Salaries in United Kingdom
£87K - £122K/yr
399 salaries
£122K
Low
£164K
Average
£226K
High
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£79K
£389K
£79,497 - £389,179 Range
£107K
£244K
£106,786 - £243,898 Range
£96K
£234K
£95,842 - £234,110 Range
£81K
£799K
£81,329 - £798,582 Range
£49K
£950K
£49,000 - £950,000 Range
£96K
£258K
£95,912 - £257,542 Range
£33K
£285K
£32,515 - £285,277 Range
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£68K
£2M
£67,685 - £2,028,144 Range
£72K
£213K
£72,179 - £212,983 Range
£83K
£170K
£83,282 - £169,897 Range
£173K
£251K
£173,497 - £250,514 Range
£114K
£216K
£113,547 - £216,335 Range
£169K
£240K
£169,306 - £239,969 Range
£120K
£230K
£120,372 - £230,000 Range
£86K
£211K
£86,040 - £211,362 Range
£105K
£291K
£105,244 - £291,295 Range
£26K
£127K
£26,217 - £126,666 Range
£40K
£191K
£39,856 - £191,032 Range
£151K
£204K
£151,474 - £203,907 Range
£95K
£145K
£95,442 - £144,581 Range
Investment Banking Associate Salaries
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The average salary for an Investment Banking Associate is £163,685 per year in United Kingdom. Salaries estimates are based on 399 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by an Investment Banking Associate employees in United Kingdom.
The highest salary for an Investment Banking Associate in United Kingdom is £226,174 per year.
The lowest salary for an Investment Banking Associate in United Kingdom is £122,176 per year.
Are you interested in making more in your career as an investment banking associate? Pursuing additional qualifications and training is one way to stand out. Consider getting certified in the field with the Certified Investment Banking Associate (CIBA) certification, or look into the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) certifications. Many investment banking associates have a bachelor's degree, but completing a postgraduate degree in finance, economics, or business is likely to significantly increase your earning potential. Look for relevant courses at universities near you or within your current university. Additionally, gaining experience in different areas of investment banking, such as mergers and acquisitions or corporate finance, can help you stand out and command a higher salary.
Do you love your current company, but want to make more? Maybe you want to find a new job as an investment banking associate, but don't know where to start. Either way, a good first step is to research your market rate. Once you know what you're worth, see how your current salary or that of new job postings compares to what you currently make. When negotiating for a higher salary, consider asking for at least 10% more than your current salary or above the amount you were offered in a new job, but that may change depending on how the current amount compares to the market rate.
About 69.94% of Investment Banking Associate professionals feel satisfied with their salary, according to anonymous Glassdoor ratings. An additional £60,941 in potential pay per year, among other factors, can qualify the annual pay of an Investment Banking Associate in United Kingdom as a good salary.
Investment Banking Associate professionals in United Kingdom have a wide total pay range, between £96,152 and £311,090 depending on experience, with an estimated total pay of £163,685 following the average career path of an Investment Banking Associate.