Hank Do
I work where deals, AI, and APAC overlap.
I structure financing, build AI into finance operations, and work across APAC capital markets.
Final-year Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) at Monash University · High Distinction average (WAM 87) · Melbourne, Australia.
Deals, systems, and decisions.
Eight projects across advisory, AI in finance, trading, and academic work. Hover or tap any one to see the problem it started from and how I worked it to a result.
Breville Group (ASX:BRG): Forecast & Valuation
Valued Breville (ASX:BRG) with a 12-year DCF: HOLD, intrinsic A$28.42 vs A$29.57 market.
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A Self-Hosted AI Agent for Finance Operations
Deployed a self-hosted Llama agent across a 200+ user platform and cut reconciliation time 60%.
View case studyPomina Steel: $421M Refinancing & M&A Mandate
Structured a 2-year financing solution for a $421M manufacturer and won a forward M&A mandate.
View case studyFPT Securities: Venture Capital Internship
Cut a venture investment's capital requirement 8% and pitched a DCF-backed case.
View case studyCafé Ella: Cost Restructuring at a CBD Café
Lowered a café's operating costs 23% and food costs 12% off 6+ years of data.
View case studyPrime Trading: A $700K Equities Book at 17% ROE
Managed a $700K book to 17% ROE over 10 months across 120+ positions.
View case studyMonash: A $30M Property Investment Case
Led a 4-person team on a $30M case to a projected 12.6% IRR over five years.
View case studyFMAA PropConnex: Real Estate Case Competition
Valued 60+ property assets across 4 DCF models and 6+ WACC frameworks.
View case studyFinance fundamentals, applied where they’re scarce.
I like problems that need both careful analysis and a practical fix: a manufacturer that needed refinancing, a business run on spreadsheets that needed an AI agent, a $700K book that needed discipline.
I work across Australia and Vietnam, so I’m used to working across borders, in a second language, with people who don’t all think the same way.
“I want the work that sits where deals, AI, and APAC overlap.”