Sustainable finance deals with the integration of ecological, social and governance aspects (ESG) into financial decisions, including the analysis of investments, the assessment of risks and the development of sustainable financial products and strategies.
In Germany, salaries in the field of sustainable finance can vary greatly, depending on position and experience. The average salary for a sustainability analyst is about €54,426 per year, with a bonus of an average of €1,134. For a sustainability analyst I, the salary can even be up to €91,984 per year, with a specialty range between €64,573 and €134.11 per year.
A career in sustainable finance usually requires a degree in economics or finance, environmental science or a related field. Additional qualifications or certificates in sustainable finance, such as a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), can be beneficial and improve career opportunities.
The career prospects in the field of sustainable finance are promising, as the demand for sustainable investment solutions is steadily growing. Professionals in this field can work in companies, banks, consulting firms or NGOs and have the opportunity to rise to senior positions or even start their own projects and initiatives.
