Masters in Europe

For context, I’m from Brazil and I work at a very large Latin American company in the M&A and Corporate Development division. We have completed some acquisitions, and I’m very interested in moving into Investment Banking. However, I’m not interested in working in Brazil and would strongly prefer to work in Europe.

With this in mind, I’m targeting Master’s programs in Europe and would like to understand more about the different countries and cities there. My main targets would be Zurich, Germany, the Nordics, or even Spain, with London not being my first option. I’ve read that outside of London, candidates usually need to be fluent in both English and the local language, although some exceptions may apply, particularly related to diverse candidates (e.g., for women).

My question is: how realistic would it be for someone with my background to break into Investment Banking in any of these countries after graduating from a strong Master’s program? I’m a brown Latino male, so I’m not sure whether diversity considerations would apply to me. I speak fluent English and Portuguese, have an intermediate level of Spanish, and my German is very rusty. It was much better when I was younger, but even then I wouldn’t have been able to hold a professional level conversation in German.

Is it possible to secure a job after completing a Master’s degree without being fluent in the local language and then learn the language and become proficient later on? Especially in Zurich or the Nordics