Financial and Investment Analysts salary in Las Vegas, Nevada

About 1,300 Financial and Investment Analysts work in the Las Vegas metro, a smaller pool than what you find in Nevada's other economic centers. The 2024 median annual wage came in at $80,710, essentially flat with the Nevada state median of $81,060. The gap that stands out is against the national figure: Las Vegas analysts earned about 20% less than the US median of $101,220.

The mean wage of $92,100 ran $11,390 above the median. A relatively small group of higher-paid analysts pulls that average up, which means the typical worker here sits closer to the lower end of the overall range than the mean alone suggests.

The spread from the 10th to the 90th percentile is wide: $60,500 at the bottom, $129,920 at the top. That gap reflects real differences in experience, specialization, and the type of employer. An entry-level analyst at a gaming company treasury desk and a senior portfolio manager at a regional wealth management firm both fall inside this occupation code but land in very different places on that range.

Las Vegas skews heavily toward hospitality, gaming, and tourism. Financial analysts here often work in corporate finance roles for large resort operators or in the regional banking sector, rather than in the kind of asset management and capital markets work that drives up wages in major financial hubs. That concentration helps explain why the local median trails the national figure by roughly $20,500.