Switching MSc

I have an offer to study MSc statistics at Imperial. My BSc was in mathematics and statistics elsewhere. However, we don’t properly find out the exact MSc course content in the listed modules until the course properly starts, and having spoken to some of the current students on the course, the first term sounds like it covers a lot of content I have already studied in the BSc.

I have been looking at the applied mathematics MSc at Imperial, wondering about switching and doing that instead (if even possible, I know there’s the chance I would have to reapply). My reasoning being that it is cheaper (also, I wouldn’t want to pay more to be doing modules I have already covered). I would have more choice in modules, could build off some of the maths physics modules I took in BSc. However I’m wondering that my doing this I would be affecting my employability, since I’ve heard statistics is more employable in general. For example, would both be seen as good for say becoming a quant, or would one take an edge?

Tldr: Considering switching from stats to applied maths MSc, wondering how it would affect employability.