What is the scope of doing MBA in Finance?

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An MBA in Finance grad has ample of opportunities waiting around, all he needs to do is grab it. All of this because of the diverse skill set he possesses. There are thrilling careers in financial consultancies, financial institutions and banks. To be more specific, you can get into fields like merchant banking, investment and consumer banking, international finance, corporate finance and institutional finance. Once you build up your work experience then you can serve on government committees and add your inputs to the policy-making issues. You can also provide consultation services to government and corporate organisations.

Jobs after MBA in Finance

• Accounting Manager
• Chief Financial Officers
• Cash Managers
• Manager Consultants
• Investment Banking Associates
• Credit Managers & Specialists
• Financial Analyst
• Corporate Controllers
• Finance Officers & Treasurers
• Insurance & Risk Managers
• Investment Bankers
• Investing Sales Traders & Associates

Hi,

MBA/PGDM/MMS in Finance or Banking & Finance is a must for an economy to progress. And that’s why, MBA in Banking & Finance management programme is very crucial. Some of the topics covered in the programme are Banking Operations, Financial Accounting, Services Marketing, Legal Aspects of Banking, Investment Banking, Business Communication, Taxation etc. The program combines the study of modern economics with banking and finance. Students of this specialization are introduced to a broad range of economic subjects, including banking, financial intermediation, asset and liability management, financial decision-making, financial markets and institutions, and accounting.

To know more about the program and scope after pursuing it, visit the link below:

MBA in Banking & Finance Management: Indian Economy's Trump Card

Symbiosis University, JBIMS Mumbai, IIFT and some IIMs are topmost B-schools to offer the program.

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Hope the information provided is helpful. All the best.

Hello!

MBA in Finance is one of the core MBA programmes and is offered in most b-schools. It is one of the most sought after courses especially in the IIMs. There is certainly a lot of scope in this sector.

I dont know what you meant by the scope of an MBA in Finance. I completed an MBA in Finance at George Washington Univ. An MBA in Finance means that you complete an MBA with a major or concentration in Finance. At GWU you had to take 5 courses in Finance. The rest of the MBA program included required courses in other subjects and electives.
My program included the following five Finance courses:
Corporate Finance
Financial Decision Making
Financial Markets
Investment Management
Financial Management- an advanced course and the capstone course in Finance. This included analyzing and presenting two cases/week.
In addition to the above, I took several courses in other fields related to Finance. These included :
Financial Accounting
Management Accounting
Business Income Taxation
Financial Statement Analysis
International Finance
International Banking
The capstone course for all MBA students- Strategic Management, also included some finance elements. I got waivers for 6 courses, including two economics courses, based on work completed in other programs and, in one case, experience.
I majored in Finance not because I was working in the field, but because of a strong personal interest in Finance. I had already established my management consulting career,when I went in mid career to complete my MBA. In my case the main reason and benefit of the program was to gain the additional credential of the MBA.
I was starting my own consulting firm coincident with the MBA, and I felt my consulting practice would be more impressive to my clients, most of whom had advanced degrees on their end. I enjoyed and did very well in the MBA program and felt it re-energized my consulting career.
I trust this addresses what you meant by scope.
Thanks,
Azim

Hello,

You can be equity analyst, finance advisor, investment banker, analyst. Thesebare fields where you can perform after pursuing MBA in finance.

Good luck!