How much does a financial analyst earn in New Zealand?

A financial analyst in New Zealand is typically advertised at $100,000–$120,000 a year (middle 50% of SEEK job ads, October 2026). Analysts with up to four years' experience earn $100,000–$130,000 base in Auckland and $85,000–$130,000 in Wellington, and senior analysts with five or more years earn $120,000–$150,000 in Auckland (Robert Walters, 2026).

Moving into FP&A or business partnering pays more. In Auckland, FP&A analysts earn $120,000–$150,000 base, finance business partners $140,000–$185,000 (Hays, 2026) and FP&A managers $160,000–$220,000.

Sources: SEEK: Financial Analyst salary in NZ (October 2026), Robert Walters Salary Guide 2026: Australia & New Zealand, Tahatū Career Navigator: Finance analyst. Figures checked 18 October 2026.

Financial analyst salaries in New Zealand (NZD per year)
Role / levelSalary rangeBasisSource
Financial analyst$100,000–$120,000Advertised, national[1]
Financial analyst, 0–4 years$100,000–$130,000Base, Auckland[2]
Financial analyst, 0–4 years$85,000–$130,000Base, Wellington[2]
Senior financial analyst, 5+ years$120,000–$150,000Base, Auckland[2]
FP&A analyst$120,000–$150,000Base, Auckland[2]
Commercial analyst$110,000–$130,000Advertised, national[3]
Finance business partner$140,000–$185,000Base, Auckland[4]
FP&A manager$160,000–$220,000Base, Auckland[2]
Finance analysts (all levels)$73,000–$122,000All levels, national[5]

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What does the role involve?

Financial analysts plan, model and report on a business's numbers: budgets, forecasts, variance analysis and investment cases. Common next steps are FP&A, finance business partnering and commercial finance roles, or a move into investment analysis.

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