They all are more or less similar with hardly any distinguished factor and has an equivalent scope since all are just replaced words.

Above mentioned streams have wide scope in Corporate financial management, Risk management, Investment banking, Equity analyst, Commodity Trading, Project management, I nsurance  marketing, International sales of Financial products, etc.

Recommend you to not go after names, rather focus on top colleges with good average package.

The difference among them is not much vast but I will try to make you know what exactly these terms deal with. A Banking Management program deals with studies of banking regulations, techniques of banking, banking operations, financial risk management as well as market analysis, treasury and customer relations. A course in financial management deals with understanding main financial statements and the financial information, understanding financial statements. It will help you to understand how accrual accounting and fundamental accounting concepts work. You will learn about revenue recognition principles and how they impact main financial statements. Financial service management program deals with the financial well-being of companies and organisations. Their skills are necessary to help keep a company financially stable. The basics for the above courses can be studies at UG level and later at upper level you can do PG, MBA or even MS course, if interested to study from abroad. In common you get into the below mention careers: - Banking -Loan Companies -Insurance Companies - IT in Banking - Core Banking

You can check the detailed scope for banking management here.

For financial management here.

 

Hope this helps.

Good Luck.