MSc in Finance at LSE or King's?

So, I am currently working but I really want to go back to University to complete an MSc in either Risk & Finance at LSE or MSc in Financial Mathematics/Banking & Finance at King's. However, I am not sure which University is the better option here. I will probably be studying from home, not sure if I would like to move out and study considering that I live in London anyway.
Help your girl to decide please, advice on teaching, learning atmosphere, residential atmosphere and anything else would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

So, I am currently working but I really want to go back to University to complete an MSc in either Risk & Finance at LSE or MSc in Financial Mathematics/Banking & Finance at King's. However, I am not sure which University is the better option here. I will probably be studying from home, not sure if I would like to move out and study considering that I live in London anyway.
Help your girl to decide please, advice on teaching, learning atmosphere, residential atmosphere and anything else would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

LSE is better in general for career prospects in Investment Banking as it is a top-tier target uni. However, the course at Kings may probably be better suited.
OP, what do you want to do with the degree? Any fields that interest you? I'm guessing investment banking, but do let me know so I can help

Investment Banking is the route I want to take, initially I did want to study at LSE but as they only provide full time I was abit concerned on how Id manage the time with my full time job as well. Kings however do provide part time courses which I thought would benefit me more but I think I will contact LSE and ask them today if they can be flexible or what the schedules are.