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Alex Erlikh
Senior Financial Analyst
Alex Erlikh joined Eurus Energy in December 2010 as a Senior Financial Analyst supporting the development and financing of Eurus Energy’s wind and solar projects. Prior to joining Eurus Energy, Mr. Erlikh was an Associate at CE2 Capital Partners in San Diego, where he was responsible for structuring, negotiating and executing carbon offtake and project investment agreements.
Mr. Erlikh previously spent over 4 years in New York City working for Credit Suisse as both an Associate in the Commodities Group and an Analyst in the Project Finance Group. As an Associate, he was responsible for modeling and maintaining a portfolio of all primary CDM/JI projects originated by Credit Suisse and for conducting due diligence and valuation analysis of proprietary investments in the carbon space. As an Analyst, Mr. Erlikh provided financial modeling for the evaluation of accounting, credit, and leverage effects of leveraged loan or bond financings for renewable energy projects and worked on the closing of over $1 billion of project financings.
Mr. Erlikh graduated cum laude from Duke University in 2005 where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Public Policy, with a minor in Russian language. Mr. Erlikh also spent a year at the London School of Economics studying industrial organization.