Best finance jobs

The best finance jobs include chief executive officer, chief financial officer, and chief operating officer. The best financial jobs in terms of salary exist at the top of the hierarchies of financial companies, meaning the executives. However, in addition to these senior-level roles, there are plenty of lower-level positions in the realm of finance that offer great pay and opportunities for advancement. Here are the ten best finance jobs in relation to salary and job satisfaction:

1. Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

2. Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

3. Chief Operating Officer (COO)

4. Investment Banker

   Average Salary: $162,715

   An investment banker is responsible for selling and issuing securities and financial assets to the stock markets to generate money and raise capital for organizations and financial institutions. Investment bankers also work with private clients to advise them of investment options and financial transactions according to the market's condition and clients' interests. They handle the clients' investment portfolios and create propositions for acquisitions and company mergers. An investment banker must have excellent knowledge of the financial and stock industry, as well as having excellent analytical skills to review statistical data and determine the best financial strategies.

5. Financial Analyst

6. Financial Manager

7. Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

8. Actuary

   Average Salary: $88,255

   An actuary specializes in performing research and analysis to assess risks and help companies prepare for any financial disadvantages or impact it may bring. Their responsibilities revolve around coordinating with different departments to gather accurate data, maintain records of all transactions, evaluate the data through various processes, and develop new strategies to cut down costs and risks. An actuary is also responsible for performing clerical tasks such as producing reports through graphs and charts, preparing presentations, answering inquiries and concern, all while adhering to the company's policies and regulations.

9. Private Equity Analyst

10. Hedge Fund Manager

    Average Salary: $135,399

    A hedge fund manager manages an investment pool, popularly called a hedge fund. This entails managing liquid assets that have been contributed by a limited number of investors who have met a certain net worth investment. They oversee this fund and make investment decisions for this fund, including running its daily affairs. Another part of their duty is to monitors stock markets and choose which assets to buy. They may also have to make money by using several investment techniques such as selling or leveraging.