Russian billionaires scramble to reshape their fortunes while they can
In the dark of night on March 4, Italian police encircled a 215-foot belonging to Russia’s fourth-richest person, Alexey Mordashov. But he had already made moves of his own.
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In the dark of night on March 4, Italian police encircled a 215-foot belonging to Russia’s fourth-richest person, Alexey Mordashov. But he had already made moves of his own.
In the dark of night on March 4, Italian police encircled a 215-foot belonging to Russia’s fourth-richest person, Alexey Mordashov. But he had already made moves of his own.
In the dark of night on March 4, Italian police encircled a 215-foot belonging to Russia’s fourth-richest person, Alexey Mordashov. But he had already made moves of his own.
Russian billionaires are shifting ownership stakes, ditching board roles and giving up control, all part of a race to get ahead of officials.
Russian billionaires are shifting ownership stakes, ditching board roles and giving up control in a bid to beat Western sanctions while they still can.