Perm salaries in banking tech roles

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kaiser78 replied

16 January 2018, 11:56
Have a read of this previous thread;

https://forums.contractoruk.com/busi...g-vp-role.html
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BlasterBates replied

16 January 2018, 09:44
check out https://www.glassdoor.co.uk

80K is probably more realistic
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woohoo replied

15 January 2018, 20:29
one billion trillion pounds.
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jds 1981 replied

15 January 2018, 19:50
As a keyboard basher I think the 80-120k is more realistic..
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oversteer started a topic Perm salaries in banking tech roles

15 January 2018, 19:11
Perm salaries in banking tech roles

Half musing a move to perm and realised I have absolutely no idea what your average senior associate/VP level developer bod in banking gets paid.

Obviously if I ask then turn it down I’ll look like some mercenary chancer - clearly I really want to make the switch to further my career, look at being a part of a team and similar noble causes.

I did some half-arsed searches and saw this:

https://news.efinancialcareers.com/u...ary-and-bonus/

Those numbers are completely unrealistic, aren’t they? I thought tech associate / VP type roles were £80-120k range in a good bonus year. Do these include the handful of genius algo writers, trading whizzes and so on with the keyboard mashers like me?
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