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I incline to think taking the market risk analyst is better. Working as a market risk analyst you speak market risk "language", which is more important work experience to build. Though you may not be using quant skills as much, you can demonstrate your quant skills in other means. As a credit risk model validation analyst, even though you may work with more quant stuff, you're in the credit risk regime.It's just that I see jumps within market risk regime more often than across credit/market regimes. IMO credit risk is less ideal as a stepping stone. My 2 cents.
I incline to think taking the market risk analyst is better. Working as a market risk analyst you speak market risk "language", which is more important work experience to build. Though you may not be using quant skills as much, you can demonstrate your quant skills in other means. As a credit risk model validation analyst, even though you may work with more quant stuff, you're in the credit risk regime.
It's just that I see jumps within market risk regime more often than across credit/market regimes. IMO credit risk is less ideal as a stepping stone. My 2 cents.
