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I just saw this post and wanted to react shortly.

You GMAT score is a good score, unless your really want to enter at LSE I wouldn't retake de test but focus on other area of the application. I also heard they are full.

For Maatrischt 680 is more than enough, I don't know for finance but for some master (business, mangement and other) they ask for a 500 or maybe 550. To be honnest I live in Belgium and know a lot of people studyng there, but with your potential I would aim higher.

I have a friend of mine who has been accepted with a 640, average academic record, but 2 summer internships in investment banking.

Get into a master program is not tough as an MBA and it this even more so for european (non UK, US) school. Don't forget those school want to have tuition fees and there are not so many people seeking for master degrees with high GMAT scores. Most of the people that want to study a master are young graduated (about 21-23 years) (bachelors), so GMAT score tend to be lower... I think; it is a really different profile.

I know for example other very good european business school that accept people with low GMAT where sometimes no GMAT but just an entrance exam (where they don't give you the score because they appreciate the results by their own).

eg: Vlerick School of Management 550

Good luck!