Insight on Teasury Analyst Salary

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#1

I am currently in a temp to hire position as a Treasury Analyst. When I was hired the recruiter from the staffing agency gave me an hourly rate and I didn’t negotiate much because I wasn’t sure if it was bad form to negotiate this type of position. I was happy with the offer but was hoping for more. She said she gave the company the range I was hoping to be in when I got converted so there will be no surprises for either side. And that me and the company will work that out directly when they make me a formal offer after 3 months. (Assuming they will.) So my question is what would a reasonable figure be to have in mind when the time comes?

From Google I got numbers ranging from the mid 50’s to higher 60’s. Given my hourly rate and converting that to a yearly salary I am right under 61.5. I was hoping 66-68 would be my salary when converted.

But I would like to know if that is reasonable. I work in Chicago and have about 2 years experience in the Treasury field.

Any feedback appreciated.

#2

55 k kid

#3

That’s lower that what I’m being paid now. I wouldn’t want to take a pay cut :frowning:

#4

oil analyst. tanks

#5

Where I work, our treasury analysts make about $65k-$75k, but you can’t get into treasury here without at least 2 years of finance experience or previous treasury analyst experience.

#6

plumbing starting to look real good.

#7

$55-58

#8

Finally someone who has a number that isnt lower that what I am currently making. I have 2 years total Treasury related experience. Do you think 66k-68k is a reasonable number to have in mind when I am made an offer?