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Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate salaries in United States
Pay ranges employers published in 3 open job postings for Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate roles in United States, updated Nov 14, 2026.
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- Median base pay$267,500a year
- Typical range$267,500–$267,500Middle half of postings
- Top 10%$267,500and above
- Postings3with a pay range
Posted base pay ranges from job listings, not total compensation. Figures are in USD. How these figures are made
Newest Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate postings in United States
- Insurance Regulatory and Compliance AssociateSquire Patton Boggs · Los Angeles, CA · $245K–$290K/yr · Posted Oct 17, 2026
- Insurance Regulatory and Compliance AssociateSquire Patton Boggs · Palo Alto, CA · $245K–$290K/yr · Posted Oct 17, 2026
- Insurance Regulatory and Compliance AssociateSquire Patton Boggs · San Francisco, CA · $245K–$290K/yr · Posted Oct 17, 2026
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Questions and answers
How much does a Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate make in United States?
The median posted base pay for Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate jobs in United States is $268K a year, from 3 job postings with pay at 1 company.
What is the typical Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate pay range in United States?
The middle half of postings list $268K–$268K. The top 10% list $268K a year or more, and the lowest 10% $268K or less.
How does United States pay compare with all Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate jobs?
The median here is $268K, against $268K across all 3 postings for the role.
How many Insurance Regulatory and Compliance Associate jobs in United States list pay?
3 open postings at 1 company list a pay range; figures use postings with at least 3 per group.