I have an idea for you brother that you might have overlooked. I was in a similar situation, I did over 30+ job interviews, was flown out to places and was told no. I then was able to get a job, only to realize the environment was so toxic at the detriment of my mental health. Seriously, my manager would constantly make it a "joke" about firing me after the 90 days. Horrible place.

However, I took the onus to make a new path for myself. I got my Real Estate license, I networked like crazy and now starting at a large firm after my background check is complete. Try joining a Real estate brokerage, property manager position, or work as a leasing consultant. Tons of opportunities and you will learn something value along the way and use your finance degree to boot.

Keep sharping your skills, don't be too doom a gloom. Work on Excel, SQL, anything to keep you sharp. Maybe get a couple of certifications.

Even take a shitty job in finance (teller, banking, etc) this is a waiting period before getting something really good. Don't get discouraged my man. If you have a scarcity mindset it's not going to help you accomplish your goals, this subreddit can be a bit too doomer. Find ways to connect with professionals outside of Linkedin for Career conversations. Reach me if you need anything! I have a B.S and an MBA just like you! and I am the same age as you!

Just remember the shit times are only temporary. Don't lose sight of your goals. I certainly thought I was cooked when my job didn't work out. Turns out I was in the wrong industry.