Mohammad Safwan Zahid
Student
Toronto,ON
Summary
Analytical professional with a strong background in financial modeling and risk management. Skilled in providing financial consultations and solutions for businesses of all sizes. Astute candidate develops new strategies and processes to optimize financial operations.
Overview
4
4
years of post-secondary education
Work History
Special Asset Management Intern
Bank Asia Limited
Dhaka, Bangladesh
08.2023 - Current
- Comparatively analyzed the Canadian and Bangladeshi national budgets to identify strategic differences
- Developed a financial strategic report on the Forex Liquidity Crisis in Bangladesh; Quality feedback: A+
- Designed the 2023 Annual Performance Report, segmented into Classified, Loan Recovery & Legal Departments.
- Proofread and ensured the fiscal soundness and presentability of 20+ Collateral Property Evaluations to the BOD.
- Enhanced the quality and standard of reports and documents prepared within the division; achieved the annual target of keeping total Classified Amounts below 6% at 5.69%.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Political Science
University of Toronto
Toronto, ON 08.2020 - Current
Bachelor of Arts - Economics
Sciences Po
Paris 08.2022 - 05.2023
Skills
Python
R Programming
Microsoft Suite (Excel, Powerpoint)
Google Suite
In-Depth Interview
Observation
Projects
Technology Facilitated Gender-Based Sexual Violence Among Teens
- Conducted a study focusing on the safety features and current issues facing teens on Instagram and TikTok.
- Collected information and analyzed recent legal cases to understand the legal frameworks surrounding TFGBSV. Proposed a community-based approach to future solutions.
CS50 Final Project: Mixtape
- Developed a program that allows users to create personal mixtapes by interacting with the iTunes API.
- Overcame data management challenges in API response handling and implemented user interaction in a command-line environment with thorough error handling.
Urbanization and Economic Growth
- Utilized data and econometric modeling to uncover the impact of access to basic services on the relationship between urbanization and economic growth.
- Applied regression techniques to interpret complex data and reveal correlations between GDP and urbanization, accounting for variables like access to electricity and drinking water.
Timeline
Special Asset Management Intern
Bank Asia Limited
08.2023 - Current
Bachelor of Arts - Economics
Sciences Po
08.2022 - 05.2023
Bachelor of Arts - Political Science
University of Toronto
08.2020 - Current