Newcastle Upon Tyne Fund Management Contracts

The table below looks at the demand for Fund Management skills within the Newcastle Upon Tyne region with a comparison to our Processes & Methodologies category. Included is a guide to the contractor rates offered in IT jobs that have cited Fund Management over the 3 months to 14 October 2008 with a comparison to the same period last year.

Fund Management
Location Berkshire City of London Docklands, London Edinburgh England Huddersfield Kent London Newcastle Upon Tyne Reading Scotland South East Surrey UK West Midlands West Yorkshire Yorkshire	3 months to 14 Oct 2008	Same period last year
Rank	-	-
Rank change on same period last year	-
Matching contract IT job ads	0	0
As % of all UK contract IT job ads sampled	0.000 %	0.000 %
As % of the category below	0.000 %	0.000 %
Daily rates quoted	0	0
Average minimum daily rate	-	-
Average daily rate	-	-
% change on same period last year	-
Average maximum daily rate	-	-
UK excluding London average daily rate	£508	£486
% change on same period last year	+4.54 %
Hourly rates quoted	0	0
Average minimum hourly rate	-	-
Average hourly rate	-	-
% change on same period last year	-
Average maximum hourly rate	-	-
UK excluding London average hourly rate	-	-
% change on same period last year	-
Processes & Methodologies Newcastle Upon Tyne
Matching contract IT job ads	40	118
As % of all UK contract IT job ads sampled	0.058 %	0.120 %
Daily rates quoted	7	41
Average minimum daily rate	£204	£402
Average daily rate	£212	£416
% change on same period last year	-49.06 %
Average maximum daily rate	£220	£430
UK excluding London average daily rate	£378	£371
% change on same period last year	+1.83 %
Hourly rates quoted	5	11
Average minimum hourly rate	£16.10	£18.73
Average hourly rate	£18.37	£20.00
% change on same period last year	-8.15 %
Average maximum hourly rate	£20.64	£21.27
UK excluding London average hourly rate	£29.35	£29.75
% change on same period last year	-1.35 %
Fund Management Tyne and Wear

We calculate average IT contractor rates directly from the figures quoted and do not attempt to derive hourly rates from daily rates or vice versa.