1. There are mainly positions such as counter salesman, lobby manager and Guan Peisheng. Commercial banks are the traditional employment direction of the financial industry, mainly including state-owned banks, joint-stock banks and foreign banks.

2. The positions that can be engaged are mainly investment consultants, marketing managers and planning researchers. Investment bank brokers refer to securities companies, which are mainly divided into international investment banks and domestic investment banks.

3. The positions that can be engaged are mainly financial data analysts, fund managers, asset evaluation and management, etc. Financial institutions mainly include funds, trusts, private placements and venture capital institutions.

4. The positions that can be engaged are mainly financial planners, insurance consultants and business managers.

5. The positions that can be engaged mainly include financial consultant, auditor, cashier, chief financial officer, investment manager, etc. The auditing and consulting industry mainly includes firms, state organs, consulting companies and financial departments of large companies.

Finance is an economic activity in which market participants use financial instruments to transfer funds from the surplus party to the scarce party. Finance is the floorboard of monetary financing. Mainly refers to all kinds of activities related to currency circulation and bank credit. The main contents include: the issuance, delivery, circulation and withdrawal of money.

The absorption and withdrawal of various deposits; Issuance and recovery of various loans; Bank accounting, cashier, transfer, settlement, insurance, investment, trust, leasing, exchange, discount, mortgage, securities trading and international trade and non-trade settlement, gold and silver trading, export, import, etc.

Regulatory department

The Financial Stability Board (FSB), also known as the G20 Financial Stability Board, is a specialized international organization established after the G20 London Financial Summit.

The specific functions of the Financial Stability Board include: assessing the fragility of the global financial system and supervising the improvement actions of countries; Promote cooperation and information exchange among national regulatory agencies and provide suggestions on national regulatory policies and standards; Coordinate the work of international standard-setting bodies; Formulate emergency plans for cross-border risk management.