Estimated average salary range:
Estimated average salary:
Our salaries are based on data from thousands of placements and inside industry knowledge from our expert recruitment teams. These salaries represent the average range considering a number of variables (industry, location, level of seniority etc.).
Estimated average salary:
Our salaries are based on data from thousands of placements and inside industry knowledge from our expert recruitment teams. These salaries represent the average range considering a number of variables (industry, location, level of seniority etc.).
£80,000 - £100,000
Per Annum
According to our salary calculator, the average annual salary for Project Manager - Finances working in London is £80,000 - £100,000.
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From£80,000To£100,000
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Significant salary increases seen in 2022 normalised in 2023 - with fewer vacancies, the power shifted. However, employers should be careful to not under offer as they will likely miss out on the top talent that understands their value.
51%
of organisations kept their salary bandings level over the second half of 2023.
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49%
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