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Quantitative Analyst compensation in Cincinnati, OH

Fifth Third Bank, National Association · Compensation intelligence · Updated Oct 18, 2026
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Base salary · median$96,53511 samples · Cincinnati, OH
Base salary · same cohort$96,535Matching base-pay statistic
Annual cash bonus · same cohort—Bonus amounts are not inferred from base wages
Individual wage records47Individual filings and approved reports; excludes aggregate statistics
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Quantitative Analyst · Fifth Third Bank, National Association · Cincinnati, OH

For Quantitative Analyst at Fifth Third Bank, National Association in Cincinnati, OH, the median offered annual base wage is USD $96,534.63. The sample denominator is 11 offered-wage filings. Measurement period: FY 2026 filings. Benchmark year: 2026.

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Quantitative AnalystLevel not disclosedCincinnati, OH
Not disclosedUSD · Median$96,535——Offered base wage · filing cohort11 filingsFY 2026 filings · Oct 18, 2026
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Base salary$96,53511 samples
Cash bonus—Not disclosed
Annual equity—Not disclosed
Total compensation—Not disclosed
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1 supported pay benchmarks in Cincinnati, OH. Base-pay benchmarks describe salary or offered wages; stock and bonus may be unavailable. Missing components stay undisclosed.

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