A financial analyst analyzes financial data, creates reports, and offers strategic recommendations to improve a company's financial performance. They monitor trends, create financial models, and help make decisions to promote the company's growth and profitability.
In Germany, the average salary for financial analysts is about €64,500 gross per year. Women earn an average of €63,200, while men earn €66,100. The salary range ranges from €43,200 to €102,600 gross per year, with most in the range of €55,080 to €66,960 gross per year. Entry salaries range from €44,825 to €49,825 gross, while top salaries can reach up to €130,000 gross per year.
A master's degree or a certification such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) can significantly improve career opportunities and is an advantage in many companies.
Financial analysts have a variety of career opportunities, ranging from junior analysts to senior financial analysts and financial managers.
