Fund managers are financial experts who are responsible for the management and investment of funds. They analyze different forms of investment, make sound decisions and design the investment strategy to increase the assets of their customers. They also have to keep an eye on market trends and manage risk.
The salary for fund managers in Germany is on average €68,500 per year. The salary range ranges from €43,800 for junior fund managers to €111,108 for experienced fund managers. Especially in regions such as Baden-Württemberg and Hesse, fund managers tend to earn more, with an average monthly salary of €7,260 in Baden-Württemberg.
A career as a fund manager usually requires a university degree in business administration, finance, or a related field, and specific additional training or certificates, such as CFA, are an advantage and increase job opportunities.
Fund managers have a wide range of career opportunities. They can work in banks, investment firms or insurance companies. As they gain experience, they can become senior fund managers or even heads of fund management departments.
