Financial Services have a wide variety of jobs and companies for graduates. Forensic accounting, financial outsourcing, corporate finance and management are some of the jobs included in this area. Financial services workers offer their fiscal expertise and knowledge to help their customers. Industries inside this business are Insurance companies, Broking firms, Commercial and Investment banks, Independent financial advisors, among others.

A Financial Services worker usually performs many of the following tasks:
• Advising clients about investment options
• Understanding customer’s needs.
•   Offering right products and services to clients.
• Managing money from different sources.

• Having team working abilities.
• Being flexible and creative.
• Having adaptability.
• Having advanced mathematical skills.
• Being trustworthy and honest.
• Having good communication skills.
• Having logical thinking to solve problems.
• Keeping attention to details.
• Having advanced understanding about accounting principles.
• Being a good listener.

Financial services have more than 50 different career options for professional and technical level. There are various jobs and schemes for graduates for direct apply. A good academic record is requested by employers, so there is a need to have a GCSE in math as a minimum. In other cases, business related experiences will be enough for a job, so degree would be less important than skills the person has thanks to his experience.

There are formal graduate internships to get experience in financial services for penultimate year students. There also are other areas such as Sales Representative and Customer Services where there is no need of advanced math skills.