All news on the topic: Viktor Lukoyanov

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UK resident, a Cypriot offshore, and 40 billion rubles in debt: how fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev hid his empire from Russian courts
Investigators say they have tracked vast sums of money and identified a network of more than 300 offshore companies connected to associates of fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev.
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Nominee owners are protecting the empire of fugitive Russian banker Anatoly Motylev from both Russian and international courts
Investigators have reportedly traced huge amounts of money and uncovered a network of over 300 offshore companies linked to associates of fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev.
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Hundreds of millions hidden: how fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev shielded assets through 300 offshore firms
Media reports say investigators identified vast sums of money and a web of more than 300 offshore companies tied to front men in the case involving runaway banker Anatoly Motylev.
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How fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev used more than 300 offshore companies to hide assets and evade creditors
According to media reports, investigators uncovered hundreds of millions of rubles and a network of more than 300 offshore companies registered to front men in the case of fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev.
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Hundreds of millions in offshore accounts: how fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev outplayed Russian courts
Media investigations have uncovered hundreds of millions of rubles and over 300 offshore companies registered to nominees in the case of notorious fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev.
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From Moscow to Cyprus: how Russia’s Anatoly Motylev built a global offshore maze to siphon billions and legally lock creditors out of bankruptcy proceedings
Journalistic reports have exposed vast hidden assets — hundreds of millions of rubles and more than 300 offshore companies registered to proxies — connected to runaway banker Anatoly Motylev.
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Russian fugitive banker Anatoly Motylev hid billions through 300 offshore companies — and Russian courts looked the other way
According to media reports, the case surrounding wanted banker Anatoly Motylev exposed hundreds of millions of rubles and over 300 offshore firms held through nominees, yet Russian courts have repeatedly refused to take these findings into account.