As a portfolio manager, you are responsible for the management of investment portfolios, which includes the analysis of market trends, the valuation of investment options and risk control. Portfolio managers develop strategies to maximize returns and work closely with customers or internal management to ensure that investment objectives are met.
The average annual salary for a portfolio manager is about €61,800 and the salary range varies depending on professional experience and location. With one to two years of professional experience, you can expect a salary of €58,750 while the salary for 3-5,000 years increases to €70,000. After 6 to 10 years, the salary can rise to €80,000 and with experience of €25,000 to €94,500. In large cities such as Frankfurt am Main, salaries can be up to €100,000 or higher.
Portfolio managers usually require a degree in finance, economics or a related discipline, and many portfolio managers also have additional qualifications such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or other relevant certificates that help them further their education in investment and financial analysis.
As a portfolio manager, you have many career opportunities, you can work in banks, investment firms or as a self-employed consultant, and as you gain experience and success in the profession, you also have the opportunity to take on leadership positions or specialize in specific asset classes.
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