Risk vs FP&A internship

I have an offer for a risk internship at one of the top commercial banks in the UK and an offer for an FP&A internship at Amazon. Taking into account the experience as well as the type of company on my CV, which role could help me have a higher chance of getting an ib internship for next summer, as I have another 2 years left for my degree? Additionally, which role would help me have more options available to me in the future assuming ib doesn't work out? Would greatly appreciate advice, thanks.

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