A risk analyst evaluates financial documents, economic conditions and potential clients to help companies determine the level of risk involved in making a particular business decision. They typically work for banks and insurance companies, though any company handling large amounts of money may choose to hire a risk analyst. You can get a job as a risk analyst after college, provided that you have the relevant experience and internship credit, and can progress to higher levels of management throughout your career.
Risk analysts must have a bachelor's degree in statistics, economics, finance or another business-related degree. They should be able to use software programs, including Excel, and complete extensive research to evaluate business decisions. In certain cases, risk analysts may be required to travel to clients' locations for their work, depending on the type of company for which they work.
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