A portfolio manager is primarily responsible for investing money. They are tasked with guiding customers through investments, assets, and other financial products such as mutual funds. Day-to-day tasks include client consultations, generating reports on investment activity, and working to maximize investment returns on bonds and equity. Below, you can see how much a portfolio manager can make on average at some of the top banks around the United States.
Median Portfolio Management Salaries in the U.S.
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The median annual Portfolio Manager salary is $84,716.
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Portfolio Managers pay can increase as they take on more responsibility in a senior role such as Chief Investment Officer. Chief Investment Officers receive an average of $186,000 annually. A more direct promotion to a Senior Portfolio Manager can yield a $142,000 yearly salary.
