LLM's employment prospects naturally coincide with those of other law majors, and many other answers have been covered. I would like to focus on the employment of Fashuo in commercial banks here: What position does Fashuo usually hold in banks? How much do these posts have to do with the law? What is the approximate proportion of different jobs?

In order to find out this problem, Will took the Master of Laws of Wuhan University as the research object and randomly selected several samples, hoping to get a glimpse of the whole leopard. Why did you choose Wu Da Fa Shuo? Will doesn't know, maybe it's because Wuhan happens to be in the geometric center of Chinese territory, so you have to choose one, right?

Sampling survey of employment positions in commercial banks by master of laws of Wuhan University

33 samples were randomly selected, and the work experience and graduation time span were quite large. What have LLM graduates done in commercial banks for so many years? As shown in the table above.

According to the correlation between different jobs and laws, it can be divided into three categories: strong, medium and weak:

Positions with "strong legal relevance" include: legal affairs (professional title or: legal affairs, legal manager, legal adviser, financial legal affairs, legal compliance), corporate lawyer, and anti-money laundering. Accounting for 33.3%.

The positions with medium legal relevance are: internal control and compliance, risk management (or title: risk management, risk control and risk review), write-off of non-performing assets, asset preservation, listing office and investment banking department. Accounting for 36.4%.

"Weak legal relevance" positions include: corporate (private) account manager, branch president, credit project evaluation, fund management, and electronic supply chain. Accounting for 30.3%.

Jobs in the financial industry can generally be divided into front, middle and back offices, and many of Fashuo's jobs are concentrated in the front, middle and back offices. Obviously, the relationship between the front desk position and the law is weak. Fa Shuo entered the bank, and if he was engaged in front desk business, he basically abandoned the law. Of course, the work content of the front desk post will also use a little regularity.

Positions in Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province, such as internal control and compliance, risk management, asset preservation, investment banking, etc., are strongly related to the law and will be widely used, but other financial and financial knowledge will also be used. Legal affairs and corporate lawyers are 100% legal positions.

Only from this sample, about one-third of Fa Shuo's work in the bank is related to the strong, medium and weak laws.