Fidelity back office vs PwC FS audit

Hi all,

I am struggling to make a right decision, so I would appreciate for your opinions.

I am currently working as a 2nd year assurance associate at PwC Financial Services in one of major financial cities in the world, mainly doing FS audit for hedge funds, private equities, and a global bank.

I recently received an offer for regulatory reporting analyst position at Fidelity. This position will cover 8 jurisdiction regulatory filing. This position mainly considers filing for disclosure of interests, takeover, shortselling, etc.

For salary wise, I would say the later one is better for now, but I'm unsure about the upside potential in terms of financial remuneration.

For exposure wise, I can't tell exactly to what extent either PwC or Fidelity would be better as I only can tell about PwC experience.

What would you guys choose? Thanks much!

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