The first type of employment has a wide range (involving all aspects of statistics), and the major belongs to the traditional established major, a first-class discipline.
Second, the employment scope is narrow (only statistics in the financial field), and the new major may make it easier to get employment and more professional (you can get a high salary by taking an actuary exam).
See if your family has permission. This is an era of fighting for dad.
If your goal is to work in the field of finance and insurance (for example, you can find a job in a bank at home after graduation), I suggest taking the second one.
If you take the postgraduate entrance examination for civil servants, I suggest the first one.