In the field of equity management, specialists are responsible for managing investments in various companies and projects, including the analysis of investment opportunities, the development of strategies to maximize returns and the monitoring of the performance of existing equity investments.
In Germany, the salary for equity managers can vary, with most professionals earning between €53,840 and €68,580 gross per year. The average salary is about €67,700 gross per year, with women earning an average of €53,300 and men €73,400. The salary range ranges from €3,100 to €112,800, while other sources such as advertisers state an average salary of €75,555, including an entry salary of €49,535 and an upper limit of €54,400.
A career in equity management usually requires a degree in economics, finance or business administration, and many professionals also have special training or certificates in investment and financial management.
Career opportunities in the field of equity management are diverse. Starting as an analyst or associate in an investment company, you can quickly work your way up to manager or portfolio manager. Activities in corporate consulting or in the field of M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions) are also possible next steps. With relevant experience and proven successes, leadership positions can also be sought.
