Anatoly Kirievsky
Private and Confidential
Phone: +61 (0)2 9667-04-64
Mobile: +61 (0)413-233-541
E-mail: anatoly_kirievsky@yahoo.com.au
Name:
Anatoly Kirievsky
Date of Birth: 1 September 1978
Address:
113 Maloney Street,
Mascot, NSW, 2020
Education
Degree:
University:
Tertiary
Commerce (Finance)/Law
1st Class Honours in Finance
UNSW
School:
HSC TER:
Year Completed:
Secondary
Moriah College
98.55
1996
Select Academic Achievements
2003 – Freehills Prize for Business Associations 2
2002 – Faculty of Commerce and Economics
Dean’s Award for Services to the
Faculty
2002 – Nominated by the Vice-Chancellor of
UNSW as a High Achiever
2002 – Julius Stone Memorial Prize in Legal
Theory for the best performance in the
subject
2001 – AXISS Scholar at the Reserve Bank of
Australia
2001 – Commonwealth Bank of Australia Prize
for the best overall performance by a final
year student in the School of Banking and
Finance
2000 – Co-authored a number articles in
Finance/Law
1999 – Allen Allen & Hemsley Prize in
Finance Law for the best performance
in International Business Finance
1997 – Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship
1996 – Invited to the 28th Annual National
Mathematics Summer School
Other Interests and Activities
University Activities
 Guest Speaker at the Careers Forum, organised
by UNSW Commerce and Economics Society
 Coordinator for University Open Day from the
School of Banking and Finance
 Member of the UNSW and St George Districts
Athletics Clubs
 Founding Member and Secretary of the Russian
Student Society
 Participant in annual mooting competitions run
by the UNSW Law School
 Member of UNSW Law Society, responsible for
international and graduate students
Extracurricular activities
 Olympic volunteer in the capacity of the NOC
assistant to Kyrgyz Olympic Team, utilising my
multilingual skills. Chosen as athletes’ escort for
the Olympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies
 Javelin throwing – participant and assistant coach
 Basketball – winning at M3 and 1996 NSW
Maccabi Basketball Club competitions
 Army reserve – joined the Reserves in 1997 and
attained the rank of private upon completion of
the recruitment course
 Reading, fishing and chess
Employment History
Employer:
Dates:
Position:

Reserve Bank of Australia
February 2003 – Present
Analyst/Senior Analyst
References are available on request
Duties:
 Undertaking domestic financial markets research
 Presenting results in analytical notes and regular
seminars
Anatoly Kirievsky
Employer:
Private and Confidential
UNSW, School of Banking and Duties:
Finance
 Presenting lectures (up to 140 students)
Dates:
February 2000 - Present
 Developing subject's teaching, examination and
Position:
Adjunct Lecturer
marking strategies
MCom/BCom programs
 Presenting weekly tutorials for 20-25 students
 Marking assignments and exams
Subjects taught:
 Consultation with students on a 1-on-1 basis
 International Business/Corporate Finance
 Administrative duties including enrolment,
 Corporate Finance
grading, scaling and special considerations
 Financial Markets and Institutions
Achievements:
 Issues in Corporate Finance
 High class attendance
 Financial Institution Management
 High lecturer evaluation marks
 Risk and Insurance
 Positive student feedback
Employer:
UWS, Sydney Graduate School Duties:
of Management
 Presenting lectures (up to 30 students)
Dates:
September 2003 - Present
 Marking assignments and exams
Position:
Adjunct Lecturer
Achievements:
MBA program
 High class attendance
Subjects taught:
 High lecturer evaluation marks
 Investment Management
 Positive student feedback
 International Investment Management
Employer:
Linklaters (London, Moscow)
 Conducting research on structured finance
Dates:
November 2003 – January 2004
 Drafting, translating and proofreading business
Position:
Winter Intern
documents
Employer:
Hague Conference on Private Duties:
International Law
 Recording the proceedings of the Conference on
Dates:
December 2003
Indirectly Held Securities
Position:
Recording Secretary
Employer:
Poynton and Partners
Duties:
Dates:
February 2002 – March 2002
 Conducting analysis in the corporate finance
Position:
Summer Trainee Analyst
area, including firm valuation, strategic
development, and potential synergies
 Financial research and modelling
 Reviewing legal documents
Employer:
Baker & McKenzie, CIS
Achievements:
Dates:
January 2001 – April 2001
 Prepared a number of initial drafts of advice,
Position:
Junior Lawyer / Paralegal
internal information and press release documents
Duties:
 Worked with documents in Russian, Ukrainian
 Conducting complex legal research
and English languages
 Drafting, translating and proofreading documents  Quickly becoming familiar with local legislation
Employer:
UNSW, Faculty of Laws
Duties:
ATAS
 Developing a personal teaching strategy
Dates:
June 1999 - November 1999
 Preparing and presenting weekly tutorials
Position:
Tutor (Contracts Laws 1420)
 Conducting revision classes
Employer:
Barra International
Duties:
Dates:
January 1998 - March 1998
 Updating financial information
Position:
Summer Trainee Analyst
 Writing a project in Visual Basic for Application
to automate the updating process of bond issues