Hello, where can I go from Treasury?

I’m a year into a Big 4 Treasury department and desperate to move, but not sure what/where I can go that’s not industry. 

i.e., , should I throw my heart and soul, or what’s remaining of it, into applying for the big banks’ internal audit, or can I be suitable for MO roles? 

What I know - derivatives and bonds. Accounting for them, valuing them, hedging, etc. Can fiddle around and make my way around Bloomberg/ Reval/ InTex.

And like every other Big 4 pig, a lot of Excel, none of which was learned out of my own free will. 

Did my postgrad degree in Finance too. And I have a reasonably alright sense of humour on business days after 3pm. 

Please throw any possibilities at me. 

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