York University · BCom Accounting · CFA Level I Candidate
A collection of independent work in financial analysis, equity research, modeling, and thoughtfully designed AI-assisted workflows.
Hi, I’m Eva. I study Accounting at York University, ask a lot of questions, and enjoy turning “could this work a little better?” into a project.
I use research, spreadsheet modeling and structured analysis to turn ambiguous questions into documented, testable work.
This portfolio focuses on the process behind each result—not just the headline metrics—and distinguishes illustrative assumptions from observed findings.
EXCEL · AI CONTROLS · BUSINESS ANALYSIS
Designed a fictional-bank operations prototype with rule-based validation, AI exception review, documented uncertainty, and exploratory time-and-cost benchmarks.
SALESFORCE · APPROVALS · FINANCIAL CONTROLS
Inspired by a manual receipt-to-accounting handoff, I built a reimbursement prototype—and documented the thinking, controls, tests, and lessons behind it.
EQUITY RESEARCH · VALUATION
From financial statements to intrinsic value: a living journal of my first TSMC DCF, the assumptions behind it, and the questions I still need to resolve.
A little noticeboard for the questions, models and spreadsheet experiments I’m working on next. Projects here are works in progress or plans—not finished results.
More company valuations, sensitivity analysis, and the assumptions that deserve a second look.
Read my current TSMC DCF journal ↗Debt schedules, financing structures and how leverage changes investment outcomes.
FINANCIAL MODELINGTurning untidy datasets into useful reporting, charts and operational insights.
DATA ANALYTICSI share the process as well as the results—and prefer transparent assumptions to impressive-looking numbers.
Interested in finance, investment research, or better analytical workflows?
Have a question about a project, an opportunity, or a very enthusiastic spreadsheet? I’d love to hear from you.
Taking a break from the numbers? Want to meet my cat and my bird? →
A LITTLE ADVICE CORNER
Career lessons, study tips, skills worth learning—or how to fry an egg without destroying it. I’m all ears. Finance folks, fellow students, and kind strangers: useful advice is welcome.
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