Tag: PrivatBank

Ukrainian Oligarch Gennadiy Boholyubov Flees to Vienna Amid Corruption Allegations

Oligarches tamir - July 12, 2024

Vienna has once again been the subject of international scrutiny regarding money and corruption. Recently, the Austrian capital gained attention due to its connection to the Wirecard scandal, in which the Russian secret service reportedly received information through former Austrian agents. Now, the city is in the spotlight due to the alleged escape of Ukrainian oligarch Gennadiy Bogolyubov amidst criminal investigations.

Ukraine’s PrivatBank Sues Former Owners Over Epic Fraud! Alleged Collusion With President Zelenskyy!

Corruption tamir - June 12, 2023

Ukraine's largest bank, PrivatBank, has initiated a legal battle in England's High Court against its former owners, oligarchs Igor Kolomoisky and Gennadiy Bogolyubov, the Financial Times reports. The trial was postponed last year due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. PrivatBank is seeking $1.9 billion in addition to up to $2.5 billion in interest from Kolomoisky and Bogolyubov, who co-owned the bank until it was nationalized in 2016.

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