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Who are London’s top earners?

New analysis by salary benchmarking site Emolument has examined the salaries of over 52,000 individuals in London, with those in the finance sector coming out on top as most well paid, with the top 10% earning an average of £290,000 per annum, with gross salary and annual bonus taken into account.

The insurance sector came second with the top 10% earning an average of £153,000 per annum, with energy, mining, chemicals and environmental industries third, with the top salary averaging £143,000 per annum.

Financial Services: £290, 000 per annum

Insurance: £153,000

Energy, Mining, Chemicals, Environmental: £143,000

Law Practice: £136,000

Recruitment & Executive Search: £124,000

Technology & Telecoms: £120,000

Consulting & Professional Services: £118,000

Manufacturing: £115,000

Apps, Web, eCommerce: £113,000

Pharmaceuticals & Biotech: £110,000

Consumer Goods: £105,000

Transportation & Logistics: £103,000

Construction & Real Estate: £92,000

Media & Communication: £88,000

Healthcare: £84,000

Retail & Trade £77,000

Services, Tourism, Restaurants: £72,000

Sports, Culture, Recreation: £72,000

Public Sector & Education: £67,000

Charity & Not For Profit: £61,000

“While finance remains in the lead when it comes to remuneration, young professionals are more and more reluctant to sign up just for the money, which means that the financial sector has to work harder to incentivise millennials to either join the industry or remain for more than a couple of opportunistic years of training,” commented Alice Leguay, co-founder of Emolument.

“The attempt to attract top talent by injecting a stronger sense of purpose, flexibility and impact into financial sector jobs may be its biggest challenge yet.”

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