This billionaire former president of the Bank of Moscow lives in exile in London and is on the Interpol Red Notices wanted list as a suspect in a £136 million (13 billion rouble) fraud. Andrey Borodin also stands accused of funding both the punk band Pussy Riot and an attempt to overthrow the Russian government. Borodin paid £140 million to developers Spink for the 30,000 square foot Franco-Italianate mansion Park Place at Henley-on-Thames in August 2011 and has had to up security at his new home after a suspected incident there in October 2012. When asked about how people got rich in Russia, he commented: “It was not easy, the rules and laws were not written… But somehow it worked.”
The Roll Call - OLIGARCHS
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Bidzina Ivanishvili (ბიძინა ივანიშვილი, AKA “Boris Ivanishvili”)
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Goga Ashkenazi (born Gaukhar Berkalieva)
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Vladislav Doronin (Владислав Доронин, also known as “Vlad Doronin”)
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Leonard Blavatnik (Леонид Валентинович Блаватник)
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Leon Max (born Leonid Maxovich Rodovinksi)
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Evgeny Lebedev
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Andrey Borodin
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Leonid Rozhetskin
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Dmitry Rybolovlev
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Andrey Melnichenko
Cameron must have nodded his asylum application thru…nuff said!
He paid a 140 million for a mansion in Henley-on-Thames, very impressive, hope it is clean money, not dry cleaned money. My yiddishe bubbe would have said ” he is a ganef.
[…] house, the £140 million Park Place at Henley, that is now owned by the dissident Russian oligarch Andrey Borodin – 25 Redcliffe Road was completely redeveloped twenty years ago. In the process, a “dramatic” […]
Borodin claims that peculiarities during the takeover point to the centrality of political as opposed to commercial concerns.