British Columbia · NOC 11101
Financial Analyst Jobs in British Columbia — 2026
2 financial analyst jobs posted in British Columbia in the last four weeks, with salary benchmarks, licensing notes and the employers hiring most.
- Jobs available
- 2
- Median salary
- $102,144
- NOC code
- 11101
About financial analyst work in British Columbia
Salary range
Postings for financial and investment analysts in British Columbia run from about $97,209 at the 25th percentile to $105,011 at the 75th, with a median of $102,144 per year (2026-05, 7 postings).
NOC code
11101 — Financial and investment analysts. This is the code you enter for Express Entry, the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), and Job Bank.
Licensing and qualifications
No licence is required for corporate finance roles. Investment-facing roles may require CSC registration or CFA progress.
What employers ask for: A degree in finance, accounting or economics, advanced Excel and financial modelling, and often a CPA or CFA in progress.
LMIA and immigration
None of the current financial analyst postings in British Columbia are flagged LMIA-eligible. Newcomers can also look at the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) and the LMIA employer list.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the average salary for a financial analyst in British Columbia?
- The median salary for financial and investment analysts in British Columbia is $102,144 per year, with most postings between $97,209 and $105,011 (2026-05). 1 of the 2 current Financial Analyst postings in British Columbia on Jobily state a salary.
- Do I need a Canadian licence to work as a financial analyst in British Columbia?
- No. No licence is required for corporate finance roles. Investment-facing roles may require CSC registration or CFA progress.
- What is the NOC code for financial analyst?
- The NOC 2021 code for financial analyst is 11101 (Financial and investment analysts). This is the code used for Express Entry, the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), and Job Bank.