Which roles should I target given a background economics-finance (two masters) ??

Hello guys, anyone up for some suggestions?

Briefly, I have got already a master's in economics and - without considering past internship experiences - I have also got one year long work experience, in the research department of a leading Italian Investment Bank (but I did not work in the IBD) and as a Business Consultant for Commercial Banks in a leading German Consultancy. Both experiences in Milan.

Modules during the master's in finance at Lancaster: - quant methods - financial reporting - derivatives I + derivatives II - corp finance I + corp finance II - fixed income markets - risk management for commercial banks

Extracurricular experiences: analyst in the investment fund of the uni --> I got some skills in ratio analysis and more in equity analysis

...having said that, I ask you which roles do you suggest me to target? As the virus has been spreading and the world has found itself in lockdown, I am a bit confused on how I should move on the job market and that is why I am asking for an advice!

Thanks to all of you willing to share their opinions with me!

PS: you might want to share some tips on which skills to develop in order to be more appealing in the job market... well I would be more than glad to hear them!

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