Treasury is one of the most specialised and well-paid areas of finance in Ireland. Dublin is a major hub for treasury operations — particularly for US multinationals with European treasury centres. This guide covers 2026 salary benchmarks.
Treasury Salary Ireland 2026
| Role | Dublin Salary | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Treasury Analyst (0–3 yrs) | €40,000–€58,000 | Morgan McKinley Ireland 2026 |
| Treasury Accountant (2–5 yrs) | €55,000–€75,000 | Robert Walters Ireland 2026 |
| Treasury Manager (5+ yrs) | €75,000–€110,000 | Morgan McKinley Ireland 2026 |
| Senior Treasury Manager | €95,000–€130,000 | Robert Walters Ireland 2026 |
| Head of Treasury / Group Treasurer | €120,000–€180,000 | Robert Walters Ireland 2026 |
Treasury Salary in Financial Services — Dublin 2026
Treasury professionals in banking and financial services command a significant premium over equivalent roles in commerce and industry. A Treasury Manager in an Irish bank or asset manager typically earns 20–30% more than an equivalent role in a manufacturing or retail business.
CFA vs ACCA vs ACA for Treasury in Ireland
CFA is the most valued qualification for senior treasury roles in Ireland — particularly in financial services and asset management. At Treasury Manager level and above, CFA charterholder status commands a premium of 10–20% over equivalent ACCA or ACA qualified professionals.
For treasury operations and cash management roles at analyst and accountant level, ACCA and ACA are equally valued. The CFA premium becomes most pronounced at Senior Treasury Manager and Head of Treasury level.
Salary data sourced from the 2026 Morgan McKinley Ireland Salary Guide, 2026 Robert Walters Ireland Market Insights, and Robert Half Ireland 2026 Salary Guide. Figures are estimated market ranges for guidance only.