Risk Management
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In the fast paced world of finance, risk management consultants and analysts are those who calculate the risk versus reward of all financial and business transactions. Risk managers are responsible for identifying, characterizing, and assessing financial threats and finding viable solutions to reduce these risks. Individuals in this field should have exceptional mathematical, analytical, and problem solving skills, as well as an advanced degree in risk management, finance, business, commerce, or accounting. Those starting out in risk management can expect a promising future and a yearly wage of $50,000 for less than one-year experience. Individuals with 20 years experience and the advanced training required can expect well over $80,000 per year.
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