Aspiring Finance Professional
At the University of Toronto’s Rotman Commerce program, I’ve completed coursework across finance, economics and mathematics, with a focus on understanding how financial theory translates into real-world decision-making.
I am currently completing Capital Markets (RSM332), which focuses on portfolio management, asset pricing (CAPM), derivatives, and applied trading through Rotman Finance-Lab’s Portfolio Manager.
Management Consulted Undergraduate Case Competition : Currently working on a consulting-style case focused on business strategy, financial analysis, and implementation feasibility.
CPP Investments Buyout Case Finalist (RCAS – Accounting in Reality Event) : Finalist in an acquisition-themed case competition involving analysis of budgeted financial statements, deal structure, leverage sustainability, and downside risk across multiple scenarios.
Fidelity Investments Consulting Competition Finalist (RCIG) : Evaluated and recommended AI-driven initiatives to improve new-user conversion at Fidelity Investments Canada, assessing implementation feasibility, cost structure, and projected impact using industry benchmarks and scenario analysis.
CPA Ontario Intercollegiate Case Competition (Nomination Required) : Evaluated and ultimately recommended against a proposed project funding method using net present value (NPV), break-even analysis, and sensitivity testing to assess financial feasibility and risk.
This section is dedicated to applied finance work focused on valuation, market analysis, and investment decision-making.
Projects published here will include financial models and written analysis developed through independent work and coursework, with an emphasis on discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation, comparative analysis, and scenario-based evaluation of real companies. Content is added on a rolling basis as projects are completed and refined.
This section serves as a live presentation space for hosting and delivering finance-related presentations, including case analyses, valuation walkthroughs, and project summaries.
The Stage is designed to support clear, structured communication of ideas through slides and live or recorded presentations, reflecting how financial analysis is typically presented in professional and academic settings.