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In modern finance maths is of paramount importance. The financial world relies heavily on accurate forecasts of the future and these are based on rigorous mathematical models. Finding the optimal way for a company or individual to organise assets requires a keen analytical mind and very good problem solving skills — something that maths graduates have in abundance.

If you go into finance you'll have the chance to work in a challenging and high-achieving climate, travel and work in the most exciting financial capitals ... and of course earn quite a bit of money.


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Plus magazine interview, finance consultant
Nick Crawley had recently set up his own financial consultancy firm in Sydney.

Plus magazine interview, finance consultant
Nick Crawley had recently set up his own financial consultancy firm in Sydney.

Plus magazine interview, financial modelling
David Spaughton and Anton Merlushkin provide traders in the hectic dealing room with software based on complicated mathematical models of the financial markets.

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Tim Pilkington explains what it's like to be an accountant.

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A collection of interviews from people in various maths-related careers, showing the wide range of uses maths can get put to in the real world.


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