Diana Benkovska

Analysis and reporting of Portfolio and Investors performances of each investment vehicle; Preparation of quarterly valuations of funds to be reported to the valuation committee, reports for investors on a regular and ad-hoc basis; Communication with the teams involved in the exchange of financial and accounting information; Monitoring and control of fund cash flows; Control and review of accounting and quarterly FS of the funds including liaising with external fund administrators and fund accountants

02/2017 - 12/2017: operational tax 01/2018 - 12/2018: PE Fund Compliance -Analysis of foreign limited partnership agreements and advice on classification as corporation or partnership from German tax perspective - Consolidation of foreign PE fund financial statements for local GAAP purposes - Preparation of structure charts for merger and acquisition considerations - Preparation of German private equity investor tax returns

- administrative support for two projects within VÚB bank (Intesa Sanpaolo group) purpose of which is to build functioning internet banking for private and corporate clients - managing access to internal bank systems and IT applications - facilitation of internal and external meetings - creating project status reports and keeping track of the project budget. -

- calculating and monitoring accounts receivables of (ca. 700) SME clients, which served as security for revolving loans used for operational financing, - support to the department of Risk management regarding calculations, - support to the Relationship managers regarding required documentation from clients.

- processing specimen signatures, client’s personal data and payment orders, cash manipulation, support to financial advisors and relationship managers - general administrative support of a local branch; coordination with loan- processing and payment cards departments - reviewing mortgage and consumer loan agreements, managing the entrance hall, providing clients with advice

Finance and Financial Law Master´s Thesis: The Double-Edged Sword of Private Equity in the Context of IPOs