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Imperial Econ & Strategy vs LSE Financial History

Imperial Econ & Strategy vs LSE Financial History

I received an Msc Econ and Strategy offer from Imperial and an Msc Financial History from LSE and am struggling to choose between the two.
(I didn't take the GMAT and my undergraduate studies is in International Business, which is not very quantitative)

I am considering to go into banking, hopefully some sales role in markets or in asset management in the future. I have already completed a few financial internships and an S&T internship at a European BB.

What would people suggest in terms of the brand name of the course, course content, and how likely it will help my career search? I did not come from a quantitative background so the course difficulty might also need to be considered. Any input will be welcome.

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