You need maths for finance, you can’t do finance without it. Stats yes but there’s also a whole bunch of formulas you need to use and manipulate for different calculations. There’s no getting out of that.
Accounting has less maths, it’s more about what you do in different situations, add here if this happens or take away here ect. Once you learn balance sheets and statements of financial positions the maths is just mostly how to do adjustments in more and more different scenarios.
Economics needs stats, regression, ect. But a lot isnt really math based it’s learning models of theory. “Some people believe this happens, others believe this happens” the maths is used to demonstrate theory but it’s not the main part to learn, apart from econometrics. Which is pretty much 100% stats. Also one of my econ lecturers was a douch and did all the stats in matrix maths instead of standard. Total pain
Edit- you don’t need geometry, forgot completely about that
You need algebra, matrix’s, regression stats, and just being totally comfortable with integration, %’s ect.
That said uni’s do teach you most of it, because not everyone knows it going in (or they just forgot it)