Best Wall Street jobs

The best Wall Street jobs include hedge fund managers, private equity associates, and mergers and acquisitions managers. Wall Street is known for being the home of the stock exchange, as well as its banks. Most of the people who work on Wall Street work in finance in one way or another. If you're considering trying to get a job on Wall Street, here are ten of the best choices:

1. 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.

2. Private Equity Associate

3. Mergers and Acquisitions Manager

4. Investment Banking Analyst

   Average Salary: $60,598

   An Investment Banking Analyst reviews and analyzes data for investment banking portfolios. They work with individuals and businesses to suggest potential investments for their clients.

5. Stockbroker

6. Corporate Attorney

   Average Salary: $115,653

   A corporate attorney is a corporate lawyer who acts as an agent representing a corporation's legal matters. Corporate attorneys represent the business transactions and operations and help their clients prevent expensive litigation. They advise business enterprises on their legal obligations, responsibilities, and rights. It is part of their job to recommend clients on business structures and provide an evaluation of their ventures. The lawyers are expected to develop strong communication skills, negotiation skills, attention to detail, and analytical skills.

7. Loan Officer

   Average Salary: $45,817

   Loan officers are responsible for assisting borrowers on the best type of loans to avail and guiding the clients throughout the application process. A loan officer must be highly knowledgeable about different lending products, payment plans, loan regulations, and essential files for fast loan approval. Loan officers also act as the first point of contact, conducting an initial screening of the customers, process loan contracts and appropriate documentation, update account records, and respond to customer's inquiries. A loan officer also has the right to reject loan applicants who do not meet loan qualifications.

8. Investor Relations Manager

9. 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.

10. Financial Analyst