$10,000

Luis Diaz
Busquets

Finance student at Bryant University, wealth management intern, and builder of investing tools. From San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Seeking: a full-time wealth management role, from May 2027

About

Finance by training, builder by habit.

Portrait of Luis Diaz Busquets

I study finance at Bryant University, with minors in Applied AI and Law, and I graduate in spring 2027. I grew up in San Juan and work in both English and Spanish.

For the past two summers I've interned at ATON Financial, an SEC-registered investment adviser in Puerto Rico, supporting client services, compliance, and operations.

Outside the classroom I build the tools I wish I had: portfolio analytics, research agents, and trading systems.

Longer term, I plan to earn the CFA and CFP designations and a master's degree in finance.

I'm looking for a full-time wealth management role starting after May 2027.

Experience

Two summers in wealth management, and the roles that led there.

May – Sep 2026
Jul – Sep 2025

Wealth Management Intern

ATON Financial, San Juan

In 2026 I wrote the firm's bilingual Client Services Operations Guide, built the evaluation matrix used to hire client services staff, supported the Chief Compliance Officer with Investment Advisers Act of 1940 documentation and recordkeeping workflow tools, and designed eMoney training modules for staff onboarding. In 2025 I assisted advisors with portfolio reviews and asset allocation, and researched equities, bonds, and mutual funds for client strategies.

Jul – Sep 2025

Risk Management Intern

Risk Management Services LLC, San Juan

Supported risk assessments for commercial and personal insurance policies, evaluated client exposure, and prepared reports for underwriting and compliance.

May – Jun 2025

Insurance Auditor

Luciano Insurance, Guaynabo

Conducted insurance audits to check the compliance and accuracy of client policies, reviewed claim histories, flagged discrepancies, and recommended adjustments.

Summer 2024

Assistantship and Shadowing Intern

BPPR Popular Securities, San Juan

Observed a Bloomberg administrator managing over $9 billion in assets execute trades and negotiate prices by phone and Bloomberg Terminal chat. Completed a mock Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) exam with a high score.

Summer 2022

Shadowing Intern

UBS, San Juan

Interviewed and networked with staff across departments to understand how the firm operates.

Projects

Tools I've built for investing and research.

Case studies: how three of these were built and checked →

ARGUS Portfolio Planner

A portfolio analysis tool that runs in the browser. It takes holdings lot by lot and shows how the portfolio might behave, how it would have behaved, and what is really inside each ETF.

Built with React. Imports and exports Excel.

Try a piece of it

  • Monte Carlo simulation with 1,500 paths
  • Historical backtest on 1928 to 2025 data
  • Efficient frontier and CAPM beta estimation
  • ETF look-through to underlying holdings
  • 13 tabs, with print-ready reports

LADON & HERETIC

Two research agents. LADON watches my holdings and watchlist for catalysts; HERETIC looks for new opportunities and reads the filings in depth.

Custom MCP server with 14 finance tools, running on local models.

See how they work

Paper Trading Bot

A bot that trades swing and day strategies with simulated money, using RSI, MACD, and EMA signals and position sizing rules.

Python and the Alpaca paper trading API.

Watch it trade

Excel Master Guide

An interactive reference for finance professionals: 20+ sections, 60+ financial ratios, and an 80-entry formula library, with exercises and a glossary.

Interactive HTML application.

Try the guide

Equity Research: Costco (COST)

A full fundamental analysis against Walmart, Target, and BJ's. A free cash flow model gives $831.50 per share against a market price of $970.31: Hold and wait.

Bryant University, FIN 370.

Read the full research

Finance · Research & valuation

LDB Finance

Company research, an AI assistant that answers from 10-K and 10-Q filings, and a valuation tool for every S&P 500 company, refreshed every weekday.

Data refreshed nightly by GitHub Actions. No server.

  • 18 company reports, with a public track record
  • 500 companies, annual and quarterly figures
  • Screener, comparisons and insider trades

Enter Finance

Lab · Applied AI

LDB Lab

An applied-AI lab that runs entirely in your browser: a 14-module course, agents that teach themselves, workbenches for testing models and live object detection on real footage.

Plain JavaScript and on-device models. No server.

  • 14 modules, from a straight line to transformers
  • 5 learning agents, trained live
  • Real-time computer vision

Enter the Lab

Education

Education and certifications.

Bryant University

B.S. in Business Administration, Finance concentration, with minors in Applied AI and Law Studies

Smithfield, Rhode Island. September 2023 to May 2027.

Bryant IDEA program, winter 2024: worked on a team to develop a marketing campaign solution for CVS Health.

Before that: Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola, 2017 to 2023.

Student Organizations

  • Wealth Management Association
  • Finance Association
  • AI Investment Club
  • Law Society

Certifications

  • Bloomberg Market ConceptsVerify
  • Bloomberg Finance FundamentalsVerify
  • Bloomberg Spreadsheet AnalysisVerify
  • Bloomberg ESGVerify
  • eMoney FundamentalsVerify
  • Envestnet Institute On CampusVerify
  • FactSet Essentials: Core ProductsVerify
  • FactSet Essentials: Derivative ProductsVerify
  • FactSet Essentials: Portfolio AnalysisVerify
  • FactSet Essentials: Productivity SuiteVerify
  • FactSet Essentials: Universal ScreeningVerify

Languages

English and Spanish, fluent in both

Skills

  • Bloomberg Terminal (BQL, equity screening, fixed-income analysis)
  • Salesforce CRM, eMoney Advisor
  • Python
  • Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook
  • AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, generative research, data analysis)

Finance Coursework

  • FIN 201
    Financial Management

    The foundations of corporate finance: time value of money, risk and return, valuing securities, capital budgeting, and how firms choose their financing.

  • FIN 312
    Investments

    How securities are priced and traded, how risk and return are measured, and the basics of portfolio management. Taught in Bryant's Financial Markets Center with live market data.

  • FIN 315
    Financial Institutions and Markets

    How the U.S. financial system works: banks, insurers, and capital markets, and the economic and legal framework around them.

  • FIN 368
    Multinational Finance

    Financial management across borders: currency markets, trade financing, hedging and arbitrage, and capital budgeting for foreign investment.

  • FIN 370
    Financial Statement Analysis

    Reading financial statements critically to judge what a company is really worth. This is the course behind my Costco research.

  • FIN 466
    Data Analysis for Finance

    Working with large financial datasets, both numbers and text, using open-source analytical tools to support financial decisions.

  • FIN 458
    Debt Securities, Derivatives and Investing In progress

    Fixed income analysis: pricing and managing bonds, with options and futures concepts applied to pricing and risk management.

  • FIN 414
    AI Applications in Finance In progress

    Practical uses of AI in finance, including robo-advisors, sentiment analysis of text, and working with AI models through APIs.

Law Coursework

  • LGLS 211
    The Legal Environment of Business

    How legal systems and processes work, and how law shapes the way businesses operate.

  • LGLS 230
    Legal System

    The structure of the U.S. legal system and how it compares with international law and the legal systems of other countries.

  • LGLS 330
    Criminal Law and Procedure

    The principles of criminal law and the procedures that govern how cases move through the justice system.

  • LGLS 412
    Law of Financial Institutions

    The laws and regulations that govern banks and other financial institutions.

  • LGLS 451
    International Business Law

    The legal rules behind doing business across borders: contracts, trade, and resolving disputes between countries.

Bryant's academic catalog

Contact

Let's talk.

I'm available for full-time wealth management roles starting after May 2027, and always glad to talk markets or what I'm building.