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Pavle Mikovic Consultant

Pavle is an experienced Consultant in Oxera’s Finance and Valuation team. He has significant expertise in managing projects involving economic and financial analysis in the context of state aid and subsidy control.

Prior to joining Oxera, Pavle worked for PwC as a Senior Consultant within its management consulting branch. He also has extensive experience in corporate banking in the EMEA region, with a particular focus on project finance in the renewable energy industry.

Pavle speaks English, Serbian, and Russian.

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7776 6625

Pavle's specialisms include:

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professional experience

  • Managed multiple workstreams in a litigation case regarding the compliance of a large subsidy granted to a company in the energy sector. (2023–)

  • Managed a project involving an MEOP assessment of commercial contracts between an airport in France and a major European airline (2023–)

  • Managed a project assisting a UK-based sovereign bank in ensuring that its planned project finance transaction in the energy industry was compliant with the Subsidy Control Act 2022 (2022–23)

  • Managed a project involving economic and financial analysis on behalf of a party appealing COVID-19, related damages aid measures in the aviation sector (2022–)

  • Assisted the development of a commerciality and subsidy assessment framework for a UK-based sovereign bank (2022–22)

  • Led a number of workstreams on a post-merger asset integration strategy project for a top-three scrap metal recycling company in Russia (2021–22)

Qualifications

  • Master in Finance, IE Business School, Spain

  • BSc Economics and Finance, London School of Economics, UK

  • BSc Economics, Higher School of Economics, Russia


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Berlin Discussion Forum

Transition from Gas Markets to Hydrogen Markets Over the summer, the transition to hydrogen has gained further momentum. The direction of travel has become clearer with the approval of the European Commission’s €2bn government funding for thyssenkrupp Steel’s “tkH2Steel” decarbonization project, the EU Delegated Acts on Renewable Hydrogen approval in… Read More

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