Chances for European non-finance double master degree student? CB/GTS/AM

Dear monkeys,

Although I have been following some topics on this forum for a while now, I recently decided to create an account to ask you guys for some help. I am studying two masters (LLM & Msc) at a university in continental Northwestern Europe with a good reputation for their MBA and Economics/finance education. However, two years ago I decided to study the LLM (specialised in financial sector/corporate law) and the Msc (general public management) instead of studying economics/finance. The masters included some simple M&A, basic corporate valuation (Principles of CF, Brealey) and financial management. I hope to finish both the masters soon by finishing the two theses (both related to the financial sector) within 6 six months.

Recently I decided I wanted to pursue a career in international banking. My aim is a front office, relationship management-ish and not too much quantative job where I can sell/provide financial services to big corporates/governments/financial institutions, preferably at a bulge bracket. I don't think IB is an option because of the heavy competition. Besides, that much financial modelling is not really my ambition. My network within BB's is zero. I don't really care about the location, but New York City or London would be nice ofcourse. I have seen some job openings which could maybe be a fit, including Global Corporate Banking analyst, Global transaction services/banking analyst or Asset/Investment management analyst.

What do you guys think about these jobs considering my profile? Did I miss some possible fits? Do you think I have a chance at anything like this? Is an internship at a BB necessary? Your honest opinions and advice is very much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

EuropeanProspect

Resume summary: Multiple international internships and student employeeship (law firms), worked for political party, exchange program within Europe, internship related to nation wide banking sector, research assistant at university, award winning participation in worldwide UN simulation and membership of the board of a law related student association. Also published an article on financial reporting for governments.