Quantitative Analyst · North West England · 2026

Quantitative Analyst salary in North West England

ONS ASHE 2025 baseline, updated 2026

Quantitative analysts build the mathematical models behind pricing, risk and trading decisions at banks, hedge funds and trading firms. London is one of the world's two dominant markets for the profession. Across North West England, hiring concentrates in Manchester, Liverpool, Chester and Preston. This guide also covers Quantitative Developer and Quantitative Researcher roles — titles UK official statistics class within the same occupation.

The ladder

LevelRangeLower endMedianUpper end
Junior£37,000£43,500£65,500
Mid£59,500£70,000£105,000
Senior£78,500£92,500£139,000
Lead£102,500£120,500£181,000

About these figures: the medians are ONS ASHE 2025 figures for North West England, aligned to the “Actuaries, economists and statisticians” occupation (SOC 2433). The lower and upper ends, and the junior-to-lead steps, are modelled from those medians with fixed ratios rather than measured separately. Inside Morganson, the salary check also blends in live salaries from employers' own job ads.

By region vs the UK median

London£110,000+22%
South East England£85,000−6%
North West England£70,000−22%
Yorkshire£65,000−28%
Scotland£72,000−20%

North West England's mid-level median of £70,000 sits 22% below the UK-wide £90,000. The senior median is 2.1× the junior one, and the top of the ladder reaches £181,000 — a level about one in ten lead roles passes.

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