How much does a banker earn? What it does, List of Bank salaries

What does a banker do?

The banker is responsible for administrative activities and customer service. It is up to the professional to offer the services provided by the bank, including: account opening, investment plans, consortia and insurance.

How to become a banker?

The banking profession requires specific training. It is desirable to have a degree in Business Administration or Economics, but having only a high school diploma is enough to apply for a public tender.

In the selection processes for banking, knowledge of Portuguese, IT, Legislation, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Current Affairs generally falls short.

How much does a banker earn?

A bank employee earns relatively well in Brazil, the average is R$2,300, but wages are lower than those practiced in other countries, such as Argentina and Uruguay.

Banking salaries in Brazil vary greatly from bank to bank.

Check the list of earnings of professionals from public and private institutions in the country.

Bank of Brazil

• Trainees – minimum wage. They are hired through the Legal Apprentice Program, from the age of 16.
• Cashier at the beginning of his career – R$ 3,800;
• Analyst – BRL 6,200;
• Business assistant – BRL 4,100;
• Relationship manager – BRL 7,200;
• Branch manager – BRL 9,600.

Box

• Minor apprentice – minimum wage;
• Cash – BRL 4,800;
• Supervisor – BRL 8,100;
• Administrative Assistant – BRL BRL 5,400
• Treasurer – BRL 7,000;
• Branch manager – BRL 13,000.

Bradesco

• Intern – BRL 2,100;
• Cash – BRL 2,600;
• Analyst – BRL 4,000;
• Assistant manager – BRL 3,600;
• Account manager – BRL 4,500;
• Branch manager – BRL 6,000.
• Itaú Unibanco
• Intern – BRL 1,900;
• Box – BRL 2,500.
• Analysts are classified as “junior”, “full” and “senior” and receive, respectively, BRL 4,300, BRL 6,100 and BRL 8,100.
• Managers – BRL 8,800 per month.

Santander

• Intern – BRL 2,100;
• Cash – BRL 2,700;
• Junior analyst – BRL 4,200;
• Full analyst – BRL 5,800;
• Senior Analyst – BRL 7,600;
• Branch manager – BRL 8,000.

Safra Bank

• Intern – BRL 2,000;
• Junior Analyst – BRL 4,100; full – BRL 5,200; and senior, BRL 6,500;
• Commercial manager - BRL 13,600
• Business manager – BRL 12,500.

HSBC

• Intern – BRL 2,000;
• Cash – BRL 1,900;
• Junior Analyst – BRL 3,500; full, BRL 4,500; senior, BRL 5,400;
• Branch manager – BRL 8,000.

Citibank

• Intern – BRL 2,200;
• Analyst – BRL 5,900;
• Senior Analyst – BRL 8,200;
• Credit analyst – BRL 5,800;
• Branch manager – BRL 7,500;
• Consultant – BRL 8,400.

With the exception of Banco do Brasil and Caixa, all other institutions are private. Public banks have some advantages, such as a higher starting salary and, as the selection is carried out through a public tender, bank employees have job stability.