How much does a typical FP&A Analyst earn?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Almost everyone from the FP&A team are from the Big 4. Who wouldn't want to jump when you can almost double your salary and get so much more benefits ie free dinner, stocks options etc.

If you have 3 years exp in a big 4, will usually start off as an analyst, 4 years senior analyst thereabouts

how is the culture at SEA?

Just curious. Why does SEA need so many FP&A staff? The number of companies in the group seem to be around the same.

Typically work starts at 9.30 till 8pm. But that’s because most of us want free dinner haha. Most people here are ex big 4 audit. Haven’t seen any fresh grads

As SEA expands to more geographical locations, I’d expect the FP&A team to grow. But of course, Software engineers earn way more than us, but I guess our salary is quite decent too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Typically work starts at 9.30 till 8pm. But that’s because most of us want free dinner haha. Most people here are ex big 4 audit. Haven’t seen any fresh grads

As SEA expands to more geographical locations, I’d expect the FP&A team to grow. But of course, Software engineers earn way more than us, but I guess our salary is quite decent too

oh haha seems much better than in audit. do you all have a counsellor or mentor? is the turnover very low? any office politics? thinking of applying.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I’m a senior FP&A analyst in SEA. Earning 7k/mth excluding bonus. 3 years in Big 4 exp and 2 years working in SEA.

Not too shabby I feel

How much does an analyst earn when first entering and the pay progression?

any updates in 2023? hours and pay still bad?

how difficult is it to get into fp&a as an audit senior?