Master Finance — Chargé d'affaires et analyste risques

The Master Finance, specialization Chargé d'Affaires et Analyste Risques, belongs to the field of finance, with a focus on client relationship management in banking and the analysis of financial risk. Typical subjects include corporate finance, banking operations, credit and risk analysis, and the methods used to assess the financial position of businesses or individuals seeking financing. Students commonly study how banks and financial institutions manage client relationships, evaluate lending risk, and structure financing arrangements, alongside the broader financial theory that underpins these practices. This kind of specialization typically leads to careers as relationship managers or account officers in banks, credit and risk analysts, and roles within financial institutions responsible for assessing and managing lending risk. The program is offered by Université de Tours in Tours, France, as a two-year master's degree, with instruction delivered in French. Classes are scheduled to begin in September. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR, matching the tuition set for public master's programs in France. Since courses, case studies, and financial analysis exercises are conducted in French, applicants should have a solid command of the language along with quantitative and analytical skills. Within the wider Finance master's framework, the Chargé d'Affaires et Analyste Risques specialization combines client-facing banking skills with the technical analysis of financial risk, preparing graduates for roles that sit at the interface of banking relationships and credit assessment.