To get a job in Investment Banking - M&A; what is better, Masters in Finance or Masters in Accounting?

I Would Have Thought that Accounting would Be Of more use in M&A As Complete understanding of a company's books Accounting bases And Particularly the Various Anomalies that Creative Accountancy (Legal & Otherwise) Introduces into the Melting Pot.....Being Able to Assimilate a Multitude of Flying Concepts and their Possible / Probable OutComes Particularly when Viewed Against Governmental Controls & Constraints Is I Believe of Paramount Importance. Your Absorbing Thoroughly The Fundamentals Of A Business Structure Will or Should Arm You With the Ability to Tear away the layers Of Historical Malpractices to Reveal the Sound base on Which to Rebuild or the Basis On Which to Reject the company (to be Acquired) Reading / Discovering the Hidden assetts or Weakness of a company Will Afford You the Opportunity to Excel where Many Before You Have Blindly Failed..On Numerous Occasions it Can Be Enlightened Interpretation Which is the ruling Factor in Merger Deals.. In Regard To the Financing Studies Best to Keep them Rumbling along at the Same Time if Possible as The Finance World Has a Lot of New Ideas and Regulations to Absorb Before they will start showing a clearer Level Of Integrity And In Turn Win Respect And Trust of the World's Financial Community and the General Public.... Just the Thoughts of.. .... A Layman With a Security Background ( Watching And Curbing Thieves (Magicians) and Their interminable Mindshifts to Realise a Quick Buck.)... Sounds Like the derivatives Markets Eh ?....Usually The Common Denominator is Simple Greed on Greed ! .... They.. Wouldn't Sell Their Grandmothers But They Would Steal Back her Polished Oak Coffin if They Could.. Enjoy Your Studies,& Gd Luck!