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Daniel’s strengths span loan structuring, financing alternatives, investment management, capital markets, financial instruments, regulatory and legal compliance, international trade, and clear client\-facing communication\. He has worked across public\-sector legal, securities\-regulatory, trade\-policy, commercial\-real\-estate, academic\-research, and financial\-services settings, including the U\.S\. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Office of the U\.S\. Trade Representative, and the Maryland Office of the Attorney General\. Daniel also brings a zero\-to\-one builder mindset: he built and validated an AI alcohol app that reached 30 daily active users organically across more than six countries in 15 days\. His education includes an MBA from The Johns Hopkins University, a JD from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Government from Purdue University\. ## Services - Risk Analysis - International Trade - U\.S\. Securities and Exchange Commission \(SEC\) - Legal Compliance - Strategic Thinking - Loan Structuring - Financing Alternatives - Accounting Standards - Problem Solving - Interpersonal Communication - Financial Background - Client Presentation - Attention to Detail - Originations - Investment Management - Financial Instruments - Capital Markets - Regulatory Compliance - Transaction Experience - Financial Transactions ## Highlights - Structures recommendations for JPMorgan Private Bank credit products ranging from $500,000 to $250 million by modeling client collateral and debt portfolios\. - Exercises first\-line underwriting judgment by reviewing cash flows, financial stability, collateral quality, corporate structures, and deal structures before recommending transactions to senior credit\-risk officers\. - Holds delegated analyst\-level credit authority to approve derivative\-exposure risk limits and assess facilities against internal risk and regulatory requirements\. - Conducts annual credit\-facility reviews and reviews legal agreements before and after signature for credit suitability, legal compliance, and adherence to risk standards\. - Applies Latin American market and macroeconomic analysis, primarily focused on Brazil, to credit decisions and portfolio management\. - Reviewed the work of four junior analysts, improving adherence to valuation, documentation, and deal\-assessment standards while reducing documentation and structure errors\. - Served as lead tester for fixed\-rate and co\-tester for floating\-rate products during rollout of an internal credit\-documentation automation tool\. - Built an AI alcohol app from concept through validation to a working product, reaching 30 daily active users organically across more than six countries in 15 days\. - Validated the alcohol\-app MVP manually before using AI tools and pitched the startup to venture capitalists\. - Analyzed USMCA labor provisions and prepared congressional reports and pitch decks that helped secure unexpected bipartisan support and passage of the agreement\. - Produced annual reports for Congress on South American nations’ adherence to economic and financial objectives in bilateral trade agreements\. - Analyzed biotechnology and healthcare trading activity through Bloomberg Terminal data at the SEC, supporting investigations, subpoenas, depositions, and collaboration with the Department of Justice toward criminal and civil charges\. - Presented SEC policy recommendations on blockchain and cryptocurrency markets after researching emerging financial technologies\. - Crafted negotiation plans and transactional documents for the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System, supporting significant returns from national and international investments\. - Contributed content and cite\-checking to Colorado Civil Procedure Forms and Commentary published on Westlaw\. - Drafted a summary\-judgment order on IRS debt forgiveness under 26 C\.F\.R\. § 1\.6050P during a Colorado Fourth Judicial District judicial internship\. - Built a financial projection model using Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming data that was instrumental to a legal academic publication on tax\-revenue trends and forecasts\. - Used SPSS and Stata to study judicial decision\-making factors across six countries\. ## Experience - **Latin America Origination Senior Analyst at JPMorganChase** (2022\-04\-01–2025\-04\-01) — \* Assembled models based on collateral and debt portfolios to recommend the most suitable credit product from an assortment of JP Morgan Private Bank credit products ranging from $500K to $250 Million to suit complex client needs\. \* Assessed and managed credit risk by exercising credit authority as the first line of defense on new underwriting transactions, conducting in\-depth reviews of cash flows, client financial stability, collateral quality, corporate structures, and deal structures before providing recommendations to senior credit risk officers\. \* Collaborated with Compliance, Legal, and Relationship Managers to communicate insights, foster strong client relationships, and enable the execution of transactions in a fast\-paced environment\. \*Conducted annual reviews of credit facilities and reviewed legal agreements pre\- and post\-signature to ensure credit suitability, legal compliance, and adherence to risk standards throughout the credit lifecycle\. \* Held delegated credit authori - **Research Assistant at University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law** (2020\-05\-01–2020\-08\-01) — \* Researched legal advancements in Delaware limited liability companies, primarily focusing on theories of corporate personhood and legitimate uses of offshore shell companies\. \* Traced and evaluated financial data from Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming to build a sophisticated financial projection model instrumental in shaping a legal academic publication focused on tax revenue trends and forecasts in the three states\. - **Student Honors Legal Clerk at U\.S\. Securities and Exchange Commission** (2020\-01\-01–2020\-04\-01) — \* Examined Bloomberg Terminal data to detect emerging trends within biotech & healthcare companies' trading activities, informing subsequent investigations, subpoena processes, depositions, and collaboration with the US Department of Justice to facilitate the filing of criminal & civil charges\. \* Presented policy recommendations on blockchain and cryptocurrency markets after researching emerging financial technologies\. - **Fall Latin America Legal Clerk at Office of the U\.S\. Trade Representative** (2019\-09\-01–2019\-12\-01) — \* Analyzed and dissected the United States\-Mexico\-Canada Trade Agreement \(USMCA\) labor section, crafting detailed reports and pitch decks for Congress members ultimately securing unexpected bipartisan support and passage of the agreement\. \* Conducted in\-depth analysis of economic, financial, and legal progress in South American Nations and produced annual reports for Congress evaluating adherence to the economic and financial objectives of current bilateral trade agreements\. \* Participated in monitoring conversations with Latin American Trade Ministries to address mutual concerns and provide an early avenue for discussion regarding existing bilateral trade agreements\. \* Prepared senior United States government officials at the agency for discussions and meetings with foreign government officials and major global companies\. - **Legal Intern at Wexford Science & Technology** (2019\-05\-01–2019\-08\-01) — \* Examined, outlined, and amended documents for commercial properties and transactions, including license agreements, lease terminations, extension, and summary documents\. \* Evaluated the effects of legal entity creation and organization within joint venture agreements\. - **Legal Clerk at Maryland Office of the Attorney General** (2019\-01\-01–2019\-05\-01) — \* Crafted and executed strategic negotiation plans and detailed transactional documents on behalf of the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System, driving significant financial returns from diverse national and international investments\. - **Judicial Intern at Colorado Fourth Judicial District** (2018\-05\-01–2018\-08\-01) — \* Contributed content and cite\-checked for CO Civil Procedure Forms and Commentary published on Westlaw\. \* Wrote a draft order for summary judgment on IRS debt forgiveness under 26 C\.F\.R\. § 1\.6050P for Judicial Review\. \* Reviewed and revised scholarly legal articles on judicial decision\-making and mindfulness in legal transactions\. - **Research Assistant at Purdue University** (2017\-01\-01–2017\-05\-01) — Examined how pregnancy equipment taxation laws impact businesses, primarily private corporations, hospital maternity wards, and post\-maternal leave women\. - **Teaching Assistant at Purdue University** (2016\-12\-01–2017\-05\-01) — \* Assisted in teaching and grading an upper\-level Political Science course focused on International Organizations, primarily the United Nations, and human rights\. - **Research Assistant at Purdue University** (2016\-10\-01–2017\-05\-01) — Used SPSS & Stata to evaluate and investigate factors swaying judicial decision\-making in six other countries, including political affiliation, laws regarding appointment and court structure, and distinctions between civil law and common law court systems\. - **Sales Associate at vineyard vines** (2016\-05\-01–2017\-01\-01) - **Brick Specialist at the LEGO Group** (2015\-05\-01–2015\-08\-01) ## Education - Master of Business Administration \- MBA — The Johns Hopkins University (2018\-01\-01–2021\-01\-01) - Doctor of Law \- JD, Law — University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law (2017\-01\-01–2021\-01\-01) - Bachelor’s Degree, Political Science and Government — Purdue University (2014\-01\-01–2017\-01\-01) - Westfield Senior High School (2010\-08\-01–2014\-06\-01) ## FAQ ### What does Daniel do at JPMorganChase? Daniel is a Latin America Origination Senior Analyst at JPMorganChase\. He models collateral and debt portfolios to recommend appropriate JPMorgan Private Bank credit products, ranging from $500,000 to $250 million, for complex client needs\. ### What are Daniel’s credit\-risk responsibilities? Daniel acts as a first line of defense in underwriting by reviewing cash flows, client financial stability, collateral quality, corporate structures, and deal structures before making recommendations to senior credit\-risk officers\. He conducts annual facility reviews, reviews legal agreements before and after signature, and holds delegated analyst\-level authority to approve derivative\-exposure risk limits and assess facilities against internal risk frameworks and regulatory requirements\. ### How does Daniel apply Latin America expertise in his work? Daniel focuses on Latin American markets and macroeconomic trends, primarily Brazil, to anticipate risks and identify opportunities in credit decisions and portfolio management\. He also works with Compliance, Legal, and Relationship Managers to communicate insights, support client relationships, and execute transactions in a fast\-paced environment\. ### What leadership responsibilities has Daniel held at JPMorganChase? Daniel reviewed the work of four junior analysts, strengthening their credit\-structuring capabilities and adherence to standards for valuations, documentation, and deal assessments\. This work reduced documentation and structure errors across transactions\. ### What product and automation work has Daniel done at JPMorganChase? Daniel was the lead tester for fixed\-rate credit products and co\-tester for floating\-rate products during early\- and mid\-stage rollout of an internal documentation\-automation tool\. He worked with engineers and project managers to translate complex credit structures into product feedback and feasibility recommendations\. ### What startup product has Daniel built? Daniel built an AI alcohol app from concept through validation to a working product\. The app made complex alcohol choices more accessible and achieved 30 daily active users organically across more than six countries in 15 days\. He validated the MVP manually before applying AI tools and pitched the startup to venture capitalists\. ### What are Daniel’s strengths as a builder? Daniel is resourceful in overcoming technical barriers and uses AI tools, Excel\-based validation, and methodical manual testing to build and automate products despite not having a coding background\. He is prepared to work across multiple functions in startup environments\. ### What did Daniel accomplish at the Office of the U\.S\. Trade Representative? At the Office of the U\.S\. Trade Representative, Daniel analyzed the labor section of the United States\-Mexico\-Canada Agreement and prepared reports and pitch decks for members of Congress\. The work helped secure unexpected bipartisan support and passage of the agreement\. He also produced annual congressional reports on South American countries’ adherence to economic and financial objectives in bilateral trade agreements, monitored conversations with Latin American trade ministries, and prepared senior U\.S\. government officials for meetings with foreign officials and major global companies\. ### What did Daniel do at the U\.S\. Securities and Exchange Commission? As a Student Honors Legal Clerk at the U\.S\. Securities and Exchange Commission, Daniel examined Bloomberg Terminal data for emerging trading trends among biotechnology and healthcare companies\. His analysis informed investigations, subpoenas, depositions, and collaboration with the U\.S\. Department of Justice toward criminal and civil charges\. He also researched emerging financial technologies and presented policy recommendations on blockchain and cryptocurrency markets\. ### What did Daniel do at the Maryland Office of the Attorney General? At the Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Daniel crafted and executed strategic negotiation plans and detailed transactional documents for the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System\. His work supported significant financial returns from diverse national and international investments\. ### What was Daniel’s work at Wexford Science & Technology? As a Legal Intern at Wexford Science & Technology, Daniel examined, outlined, and amended commercial\-property and transaction documents, including license agreements, lease terminations, extensions, and summary documents\. He also evaluated how legal\-entity creation and organization affected joint\-venture agreements\. ### What did Daniel do in the Colorado Fourth Judicial District? During his judicial internship in Colorado’s Fourth Judicial District, Daniel contributed content and cite\-checking for Colorado Civil Procedure Forms and Commentary published on Westlaw\. He drafted a summary\-judgment order addressing IRS debt forgiveness under 26 C\.F\.R\. § 1\.6050P and reviewed scholarly legal articles on judicial decision\-making and mindfulness in legal transactions\. ### What research did Daniel conduct at Purdue University? Daniel conducted research at Purdue University on the effects of pregnancy\-equipment taxation laws on private corporations, hospital maternity wards, and women after maternal leave\. In another research role, he used SPSS and Stata to investigate factors affecting judicial decision\-making in six countries, including political affiliation, appointment and court\-structure laws, and differences between civil\-law and common\-law systems\. ### What did Daniel research at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law? At the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, Daniel researched developments in Delaware LLC law, including corporate personhood theories and legitimate uses of offshore shell companies\. He also traced and evaluated financial data from Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming to build a projection model that was instrumental to a legal academic publication on tax\-revenue trends and forecasts in the three states\. ### What was Daniel’s teaching experience at Purdue University? Daniel served as a Teaching Assistant at Purdue University for an upper\-level Political Science course on international organizations, primarily the United Nations, and human rights\. He assisted with teaching and grading\. ### What other professional roles has Daniel held? Daniel also worked as a Sales Associate at vineyard vines and as a Brick Specialist at the LEGO Group\. ### What is Daniel’s educational background? Daniel holds an MBA from The Johns Hopkins University, a JD from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Government from Purdue University\. He also attended Westfield Senior High School\. ### What professional skills does Daniel bring? Daniel’s skills include risk analysis, loan structuring, financing alternatives, originations, investment management, financial instruments, capital markets, accounting standards, financial transactions, transaction experience, international trade, SEC\-related work, legal and regulatory compliance, strategic thinking, problem solving, interpersonal communication, client presentation, attention to detail, and financial analysis\. ## Links - LinkedIn: https://www\.linkedin\.com/in/ACoAAB603UQBThjb\_uVwzXSSxEe85ZaFYRapc4U