Careers in finance require a thorough understanding of systems in place to move capital and how these systems manage the spending and budgeting of money. Those in the finance industry must use the resources at their disposal to determine how risk, time and money will affect the future of business. In an industry where little is guaranteed, professionals in this field must be meticulous and responsible.

Industry experts are beginning to predict that new job offerings in the field of finance may be forthcoming, Julie Steinberg of the Wall Street Journal reports. Five IPO's set to take effect this week indicate a rebound in the financial sector and need for more professionals in the field.

An IPO, or initial public offering, occurs when a company issues common stock to the public in efforts to increase capital. In the six months after August 2008, only two IPO transpired.

Bankers are expecting 15 to 20 more IPOs by the end of 2009, causing IPO arrangers Merrill Lynch, PE fund Advent International and Kotak Mahindra Bank to beginning hiring.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the employment of financial analysts to grow by 37% until 2016 - a growth fueled largely by the expectation that Baby Boomers will seek advice managing retirement investments.