About
Learning how capital moves.
I’m Abdullah. Second year, Accounting & Finance, Sunway University. I’d rather understand why a number moved than just report it, which pulls me toward corporate finance and investing. Outside the spreadsheets, I’m building things across fintech, startups and AI, and when I’m not, I’m probably on a padel court.
Story
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It started with the numbers — It didn’t stop there.
My degree in Accounting & Finance covers the full picture, from how businesses report their numbers to how they track costs and make decisions with them. It’s where I got hooked on what the figures say about how a business actually runs.
Alongside my degree, I’m working through the FMVA (Financial Modeling & Valuation Analyst) to build practical skills in modelling, valuation and Excel.
Since then it’s spread, into investing and into building things across fintech, startups and AI. This site is one of them.
DEGREE
BSc Accounting & Finance (Hons)
UNIVERSITY
Sunway University
CERTIFICATION
FMVA (in progress)
Interests
Finance · Investing · Fintech · Startups · AI
OPEN TO
Internships · Collaborations
Path
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Now
Accounting & Finance (Hons), Sunway University
Second year. Financial accounting, Auditing, and how businesses make decisions with their numbers.
In progress
FMVA — Corporate Finance Institute
Building practical skills in three-statement modelling, DCF valuation and Excel.
ON THE SIDE
Building across fintech, startups and AI
Small projects to learn by doing. This site was the first.
Next
Corporate finance or asset management
Still deciding between the two. The plan is to get inside one through an internship and let that settle it.
Toolkit
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Skills from my degree, the FMVA, and the things I build on the side.
Excel
Financial modelling
Three-statement models
DCF valuation
Financial Accounting
Business Analytics
Financial reporting
Framer
AI Tools
Web Design
Automation
The name
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Three letters, one word.
The first part of my name is عبد (ʿabd). Abdullah means “servant of God,” and ʿabd is the part I kept for my mark: ʿayn, bāʾ and dāl, three letters that join into one word when written right to left.
The logo pairs it with the Latin “abd,” so the same word reads in both scripts. The drawing shows how it’s built, letter by letter, on the guides a type designer would use.