Alexander Frolov
About Alexander Frolov
Alexander Frolov is an analyst specializing in Credit, Leveraged Finance, and Investments at VTB in Moscow, where he has worked since 2021. He has previous experience at EY and Gazprom Neft, and holds degrees in International Economics from MGIMO and Finance from the University of Geneva.
Work at VTB
Alexander Frolov has been employed at VTB since 2021, serving as an Analyst in the Credit, Leveraged Finance, and Investments (CLFI) division. His role involves analyzing financial data and supporting investment decisions within the organization. VTB is a prominent financial institution in Russia, and Frolov's contributions are aligned with the bank's strategic objectives in the leveraged finance sector.
Previous Experience at EY
Before joining VTB, Alexander Frolov worked at EY as an Analyst from 2020 to 2021. During his year at EY in Moscow, he gained valuable experience in financial analysis and consulting, contributing to various projects that enhanced his analytical skills and industry knowledge.
Internship at Gazprom Neft
In 2016, Alexander Frolov completed a Business Development Internship at Gazprom Neft in Saint Petersburg. This internship lasted for seven months and provided him with insights into the energy sector and business development processes within a major Russian company.
Education and Expertise
Alexander Frolov has a strong educational background in economics and finance. He obtained a Bachelor's degree in International Economics from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) from 2015 to 2019. He continued his studies at MGIMO, earning a Master's degree in International Economics from 2019 to 2021. Additionally, he participated in an exchange program at the University of Geneva in 2018, where he studied finance for one semester.
Project Management at MGIMO Business Club
From 2017 to 2018, Alexander Frolov served as a Project Manager at the MGIMO Business Club in Moscow. In this role, he was responsible for organizing events and managing projects that aimed to enhance the business acumen of students and foster networking opportunities within the business community.