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Originally Posted by Unregistered
physics and maths is very important for finance, especially in quantitative and computational finance. you can either start at a junior level in a firm, or get advanced certification or masters later. roles like trading and quantitative modelling, especially fixed income, awaits you
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den quant fin might be a better option... which is math + biz + comp instead of math + phy...
but quant jobs are highly volatile... 2 years ago, many fresh bachelor quants from
nus are still 'forced' to further study cos they cant find a job in the market due to the aftermath of 2008... im not sure how is the hiring outlook now.
And the market for real quants are not huge in singapore.