Sourcing or FP&A?

I work at a F500 in corp dev. at a pretty active company. I've been getting asked what I want to do at the company next.  It is between a role sourcing companies to acquire or FP&A (about 20% accounting and rest strategic finance iniatitves). 

Does anyone have any insight into either type of role?  What has better exit opportunities? Better career outlook?  

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