Stockbroker salary in Norway
Market pay for stockbrokers in Norway, based on official statistics (SSB). See the range, what drives the pay, and tailor it to your own experience.
A stockbroker in Norway typically earns NOK 1,069,000 a year (median, Statistics Norway). The market range for stockbrokers runs from NOK 812,000 to NOK 1,496,000.
Last updated 9 June 2026
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1,069,200 kr/yr
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As a stockbroker the median salary is around 1,069,000 kroner per year, but the range is wide: from roughly 812,000 kroner in the lower quartile to over 1,496,000 kroner in the upper quartile. Bonuses and commission based on results push pay sharply upward for the best performers, and the variation reflects this. The figures are taken from SSB's salary statistics.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a stockbroker earn in Norway?
A stockbroker typically earns NOK 1,069,000 a year (median from Statistics Norway). Most stockbrokers fall between NOK 812,000 and NOK 1,496,000.
What is the salary range for stockbrokers?
The lower quartile is NOK 812,000 and the upper quartile NOK 1,496,000 a year. Where you land depends on region, seniority and specialisation.
How can a stockbroker get a raise?
Know the market range, document your results, and bring a concrete case to the talk. The Worktube agent builds the negotiation case for you, free: the arguments, the target and the opening.
Where do the salary numbers come from?
From official salary statistics (Statistics Norway, SSB), matched to the role. The numbers are estimates: actual pay varies with region, experience and employer.