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Ing Financing

by jennifer
January 10, 2013

Financing

 

Financing careers involve the analysis of financial information and the structuring of financial transactions.

Typical job titles for people who choose financing career paths include:

  • accountant/auditor
  • financial analyst/manager
  • underwriters
  • bankers
  • stockbrokers
  • economist

Financing careers tend to be primarily in organizations that provide financial services.  There are a few financing careers (e.g., accountant) that are available in almost any organization.

A few majors lead to most financing career opportunities, but some financing positions are available for many different majors.

People in financing careers need to be able to:

  • analyze situations and problems
  • work under pressure
  • focus well on detail
  • listen to people

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