Dubravka Kolarić

Beginning of Dubravka’s professional career was in finance industry and banking, where she gained experience in risk analyses and creditworthiness of clients in Riječka banka (later sold to ERSTE bank group) together with acquisition of corporate clients.

In Zagreb Money Market as a money broker Dubravka had an opportunity to establish relations between participants on Croatian banking money market and trading with term deposits and short-term securities.

In 1997 she joined Volksbank (later sold to Sberbank group) in Zagreb as expert dealer and later promoted as a Treasury director introducing and selling new products (such as forwards and swaps) from foreign markets to domestic corporate clients. For almost two years, in Nava bank, as a commercial advisor, she established custodian and brokerage business. From 2005 till 2017 Dubravka was part of HPB, the biggest Croatian state-owned bank, in the period HPB organized first and biggest IPO in Croatia for telecom industry. In 2009 Dubravka was named and approved as a member of Management Board responsible for Capital markets, Asset and Liability management, Processing, IT, Business intelligence and establishing relation and cooperation with foreign banks and international financial institutions too. In 2017 Dubravka joined EOS Matrix team in collection of Corporate secured NPL, acquisition of potential investors, negotiations with debtors considering legal aspects, preparing strategies for public auctions, repossession of RE, planning recovery etc.

As a financial advisor in EnergoVizija, Dubravka is managing relations with financial institutions and various possibilities in financing RES projects.

Education (1979-1984)

Zagreb University, Faculty of Economics

Brokerage licence obtained 1994

Supervisory Boards

HPB Invest UCITS fund

(2009-2016)

HPB Real Estate

(2009-2013)

HPB Saving house

(2009-2014)

Organisations

Croatian Chamber of Economy

Member of Croatian Banks Association

(2016-2017)

ACI Croatia (Financial Markets Association Croatia)

(2009-2014)