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Denis Bortnikov, member of the board of VTB Bank and head of the North-West Regional Center of VTB, will oversee the “Medium Business” business line in the group. VTB Bank reported this on its Twitter page. Previously, this area in the VTB Group was supervised by Deputy Chairman of the VTB Board Mikhail Oseevsky, who became President of Rostelecom in March. Bortnikov will continue to lead the North-West regional center of VTB, the bank clarified.

“The supervisor of small and medium-sized businesses will be Denis Bortnikov from St. Petersburg, the supervision will be from St. Petersburg, he is a member of the board today, the group of small and medium-sized businesses will be located here, on the basis of the North-West Regional Center,” said the head of the Management of the Future at the conference “Management of the Future” at the Higher School of Management VTB Andrey Kostin (quote from Interfax). Denis Bortnikov will oversee medium-sized businesses, the bank’s regional network and head VTB’s SZRC, the VTB press service clarified. The appointment has taken place; additional approval of Denis Bortnikov from the Central Bank is not required, since he is already a member of the VTB board, the bank’s press service says. “Among the tasks set for Denis Bortnikov is the growth of overall business performance and the implementation of the tasks outlined in the VTB strategy,” the press service added. The press service did not comment on which candidates were still being considered to replace Mikhail Oseevsky.

Bortnikov Denis Aleksandrovich (born November 19, 1974, Leningrad region, RSFSR, USSR) is a Russian statesman, manager, deputy chairman of the board. The only son of the head of the FSB of the Russian Federation.

In 1996 he graduated from the St. Petersburg University of Economics and Finance with a degree in national economics.

From 1996 to 2004, he worked at the Industrial Construction Bank: as a consultant in the liquidity management department, then held a similar position in the transfer operations and financial instruments departments, then became a leading consultant in the brokerage operations department. Later he continued to work as the chief expert in acquiring and authorization, and then became the head of the department of the same name.

In 2004, he moved to the post of advisor to the manager, deputy manager of the North-West branch. Since 2006, he became deputy manager of the Vneshtorgbank branch in St. Petersburg. Since 2007 he has been working in VTB structures. Until 2011, he was an employee of OJSC VTB Bank North-West, holding the post of deputy chairman of the board - head of department, first deputy chairman and chairman of the board.

Since 2011, he has been the head of the North-West regional center, senior vice president of VTB Bank. In November of the same year he joined the board. Since the end of 2014, he has been a member of the board of trustees of the St. Petersburg State University of Economics and the board of the Leningrad Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry Association.

For all his youth, the son of Vladimir Putin’s colleague in the state security agencies, the current director of the FSB, Alexander Bortnikov, is a very old bank employee. In the distant 1990s, when his father was involved in economic security in St. Petersburg, 22-year-old Denis Bortnikov worked at Promstroibank for local oligarch Vladimir Kogan, supervised by the young banker’s father in his career. After the sale of PSB to Vneshtorgbank, the renaming of this structure to VTB North-West Bank and the departure of businessman Kogan to public service in the Ministry of Regional Development, Denis Bortnikov did not get lost. It is not difficult to understand that VTB President Andrei Kostin, given the specifics of this institution’s handling of federal money, requires the equally disinterested support of the Director of the FSB of the Russian Federation, Alexander Bortnikov, in neutralizing potential criminal investigations.

As a result, the supervisory board of VTB North-West appointed Denis Bortnikov as chairman of the bank's board in February instead of Dmitry Olyunin, who was moving to Transcreditbank for its integration into the VTB group. Council members were informed that Denis Bortnikov was born in 1974. Graduated from St. Petersburg University of Economics and Finance. From 1996 to 2004, he worked at Industrial Construction Bank OJSC (PSB), then at Guta Bank, Vneshtorgbank Retail Services CJSC and Vneshtorgbank OJSC (VTB Bank OJSC) in St. Petersburg. Since 2007 - Deputy Chairman of the Board, since 2010 - First Deputy Chairman of the Board of OJSC VTB Bank North-West.

Mr. Olyunin describes the successor to the Vedomosti newspaper in a somewhat poetic style. The son of the director of the FSB, if you believe this description, relying only on his own talent, went through a unique path from a specialist to the first deputy chairman of the bank. And therefore, the effective manager Bortnikov is “a worthy leader, he performed his work efficiently and creatively and ensured the implementation of the plan, was involved in a wide range of areas and is respected by the team.”

Children of heads of law enforcement agencies also work in other banks. In May last year, Rosselkhozbank was headed by Dmitry Patrushev, who previously worked at VTB, the son of the Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev. The son of the director of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Mikhail Fradkov, Peter holds the position of deputy chairman of Vnesheconombank. Not far from Bortnikov Jr., an equally large special offspring is employed. Pulkovo Airport is headed by a young and promising order bearer - the son of the director of the Federal Security Service, Andrei Murov.

First Deputy General Director of the Center for Political Technologies Alexey Makarkin believes that children of security officials are appointed to senior positions in state banks due to the political influence of their parents.

The son of Russian Vice President Dmitry Rogozin, Alexey, is today vice president of the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) for transport aviation. Alexey Rogozin will be responsible for consolidating the management of aviation enterprises and working on the supply of transport aircraft to the Ministry of Defense and executive authorities, in which, in particular, his father serves. The Insider has collected information about what the children of other Russian senior officials and heads of state corporations are doing.

The youngest son of the former head of the administration, and now the special representative of the president on environmental issues, ecology and transport Sergei Ivanov, Sergei became president of the ALROSA company. The contract with him is concluded until 2020. Before that, from 2002 to 2005, he held various positions at the State Investment Company and Gazprom. From 2005 to 2011, he worked as vice president, first vice president, and deputy chairman of the board of Gazprombank. From 2011 to 2016, he was Chairman of the Board of JSC SOGAZ. From April 2016 until his confirmation as president of ALROSA, Sergey Ivanov Jr. worked as senior vice president, head of the wealth management block of Sberbank.

Ivanov is on the boards of directors of Rosneftegaz JSC, NPF Gazfond, Sberbank Asset Management JSC, Sberbank NPF JSC, Sberbank Insurance LLC, Sberbank Life Insurance LLC.

Sergei Ivanov Jr.

The eldest son of the former head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, and now the director of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, Mikhail Fradkov, Peter works as the general director of JSC Russian Export Center. REC is a specialized state institution for export support in Russia. The center acts as a “one window” for working with exporters in the field of financial and non-financial support measures, including interaction with relevant ministries and departments in Russia and abroad.

In addition, Pyotr Fradkov is the chairman of the board of directors at Russian Export-Import Bank JSC. This is a state-owned specialized bank whose main purpose is to provide financial and guarantee support to Russian exporters to meet their needs for financing operations and supporting their activities. Prior to this, Pyotr Fradkov worked as Deputy General Director of OJSC Far Eastern Shipping Company. From 2005 to 2011, he worked as a department director, member of the board and deputy chairman of the board of Vnesheconombank.

Petr Fradkov

The youngest son of Mikhail Fradkov, Pavel, has been working as Deputy Administrator of the President of the Russian Federation since May 2015. From August 2012 to May 2015, he served as deputy head of the Federal Property Management Agency, where he oversaw business management, territorial bodies, financial management and government procurement. Before working at the Federal Agency for State Property Management, Pavel Fradkov served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the FSB.

Pavel Fradkov

The son of the former director of the Federal Security Service of Russia Evgeny Murov, Andrey, is the chairman of the board of JSC FGC UES. Before that, from 2004 to 2007, he worked first as first deputy general director and then as general director of FSUE Pulkovo Airport. After the reorganization of the enterprise, he became the head of Pulkovo Airport OJSC. Before his appointment to FGC UES, Andrey Murov also worked first as deputy general director and then as executive director of IDGC Holding OJSC.

Andrey Murov

The son of the former head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission Viktor Khristenko, Vladimir, controls Nanolek LLC. This is a Russian biopharmaceutical company that specializes in the production of import-substituting and innovative medicines. Together with partner Mikhail Nekrasov, their share is 67% of the company. The other co-owner is Rusnano. In 2007–2011, Vladimir Khristenko worked as the general director of the Rimera company, which manages the oilfield service assets of the Chelyabinsk Pipe Rolling Plant; during the same years, Khristenko Sr. served as Minister of Industry and Trade. In 2011, Khristenko Sr. left the ministry and headed the Eurasian Economic Commission. In the same year, Vladimir Khristenko left Rimera and headed ChelPipe's development projects - the construction of golf courses.

Vladimir Khristenko

The eldest son of the Secretary of the Security Council, ex-head of the FSB Nikolai Patrushev, Dmitry, is the chairman of the board of Rosselkhozbank. From 2004 to 2010, he worked at VTB, leaving the bank as a senior vice president. In 2010, he was appointed to the post of Chairman of the Board of Rosselkhozbank. In 2011, the State Duma approved an increase in the capital of RSHB by 40 billion rubles. In 2012, the bank's capital was also increased by 40 billion rubles. According to Moody’s, as of June 30, 2012, at least a fifth of RSHB’s loan portfolio was problematic, namely, had signs of impairment.

Dmitry Patrushev

The youngest son of Nikolai Patrushev, Andrey, works as first deputy general director of Vietsovpetro, a joint venture between the state-owned company PetroVietnam (51%) and Zarubezhneft (49%). Andrey Patrushev graduated from the FSB Academy in 2003 and until 2006 was a career employee of the service, holding the position of deputy head of a department that oversaw, among other things, the oil market. From 2006 to 2011, he was an adviser to the head of Rosneft, Igor Sechin.

Andrey Patrushev

The son of the head of the FSB, Alexander Bortnikov, Denis is senior vice president and member of the board of VTB Bank. In 2004-2005, Denis Bortnikov worked as an adviser to the branch manager of Guta Bank. In 2005-2006 - Deputy Manager of CJSC Vneshtorgbank Retail Services. In 2006-2007 – Deputy Manager of the VTB branch in St. Petersburg. From 2007 to 2011, he worked as Deputy Chairman of the Board, First Deputy Chairman of the Board, and then Chairman of the Board of OJSC VTB Bank North-West.

Denis Bortnikov

The son of the first deputy head of the presidential administration, Sergei Kiriyenko, Vladimir works as senior vice president for business development and management of PJSC Rostelecom. He manages corporate marketing, coordinates commercial activities and business functions of macro-regional branches of the company. Before this, Vladimir Kiriyenko was the chairman of the boards of directors of the Volga television company, Sarovbusinessbank, and Nizhegorodpromstroybank. In addition, as Forbes magazine reported, citing a partner of Kiriyenko Jr., the son of the first deputy head of the presidential administration has private investments - shares in factories and enterprises, which are valued at more than $50 million.

Vladimir Kiriyenko

The eldest son of Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika, Artem, is a co-founder and lawyer of the law firm Chaadaev, Kheifets and Partners. Since January 2014, he has been the owner of Sibirsky Element-Renta K LLC, which is developing the Obukhovsky sand deposit in the Kaluga region, and also has enterprises for the extraction of rock salt, crushed stone and construction. Since February 2014, Artem Chaika became the sole owner of the Berdyaush company, which won a tender for the supply of crushed stone to Russian Railways for 7.5 billion rubles. According to the Anti-Corruption Foundation, in December 2002, Artem Chaika and his people took control of the board of directors of the Verkhnelensky Shipping Company. After that, the head of two of the three repair bases of the shipping company was the OVLRP company, which belonged to businessmen close to Chaika and made decisions in the interests of its owners, and not the state. As FBK reported, the son of the Prosecutor General turned out to be a co-owner of the luxurious five-star Pomegranate hotel on the Greek peninsula of Chalkidiki.

Artem Chaika

The youngest son of the Prosecutor General, Igor Chaika, owns the company “Innovations of Light,” which over three years received several contracts from the state worth almost 700 million rubles. In February 2014, at the age of 26, he became an adviser to the governor of the Moscow region Andrei Vorobyov on issues of culture, sports and youth policy. Also associated with Igor Chaika is the Charter company, which wins contracts from the Moscow City Hall for waste removal and disposal; in 2015, their amount amounted to 42.6 billion rubles. Igor Chaika also owns 41% of the shares of Russian Export. According to calculations by the Vedomosti newspaper in May 2016, companies affiliated with Chaika have a portfolio of orders worth 318 billion rubles.

Igor Chaika

The son of the head of the state oil company Rosneft, Igor Sechin, Ivan also works for Rosneft. As Kommersant wrote, he took the position of deputy head of one of the departments of the department of offshore projects. This block is considered one of the most important in the company - Rosneft is implementing large projects with foreign partners: ExxonMobil, Eni and Statoil. The salary of the deputy head of a specialized department at Rosneft is 300-600 thousand rubles per month, the bonus can be 100% of the annual salary. Less than a year after his appointment, Ivan Sechin was awarded the medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree, “for his great contribution to the development of the fuel and energy complex and many years of conscientious work.”

Presumably Ivan Sechin

The eldest son of the head of the Rostec state corporation Sergei Chemezov Stanislav, according to the Vedomosti newspaper, is listed as the chairman of the board of directors of the Interbusinessgroup holding. Through other companies, the holding owns the commercial organizations Insurance Company Independent Insurance Group LLC, Oboroncement CJSC, Oboroncement-Energo LLC. “Independent Insurance Group” is an insurer of the largest enterprises of the military-industrial complex, in particular, “Oboronprom”, “AvtoVAZ”, “Motovilikha Plants”, “Almaz-Antey” and others. Another area of ​​interest for Stanislav Chemezov is pharmaceuticals; he owns 30% of the Medpharmtechnology company, the management company of the Farmopolis project. This is a pharmaceutical cluster, which is planned to be located on 200 hectares in the Volokolamsk district of the Moscow region. In addition, Stanislav Chemezov, together with Dmitry Artyakov, owns the Meridian hotel complex in Gelendzhik.

Alexander Vasilievich Bortnikov

Place of work: Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.

Positions: since 2008 - Director of the FSB of Russia.

Participation in business: until 2008, he was a member of the board of directors of one of the largest shipbuilding companies in Russia - OJSC Soviet Commercial Fleet (Sovcomflot).

Impact on business: Together with former Minister of Communications Leonid Reiman, Minister of Internal Affairs Rashid Nurgaliev and Director of the Federal Migration Service (FMS) Konstantin Romodanovsky, he lobbied for the appointment of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Research Institute Voskhod" as the operator of the biopassport system. Reiman's group managed to obtain a positive visa from Russian President Dmitry Medvedev , but after the failure of Voskhod at the competition and the refusal of the FAS to cancel its result, the president refused to issue a confirming decree. The auction for the construction of departmental housing for FSB employees in Novosibirsk was held with the participation of the only company Kraftstroy LLC, the deal with which was concluded at the maximum price The contract for the development of the FSB Internet portal was also issued with Systematics LLC after an auction without competitors.

Family:

Wife, Tatyana Borisovna Bortnikova, housewife. According to income information, the director of the FSB earned 4 million 723 thousand 400 rubles in 2009. 50 kopecks, his wife - 90 thousand 452 rubles. 76 kop. Bortnikov owns an apartment with an area of ​​99 sq.m., his wife owns an apartment with an area of ​​115 sq.m. m and a plot of 1198 sq. m. According to media reports, Alexander Bortnikov can use Mercedes-Benz S500L 4Matik and Mercedes-Benz S600L cars purchased for the Russian FSB for 13.34 million rubles. in 2009

Son, Denis Aleksandrovich Bortnikov, banker. Graduated from the St. Petersburg University of Economics and Finance with a degree in national economics. In 1996-2004 worked at the St. Petersburg Industrial Construction Bank (PSB). In 2004-2005 - Advisor to the manager of the northwestern branch of Guta Bank. In 2005-06 - Deputy Manager of Vneshtorgbank Retail Services CJSC. In 2006-2007 - Deputy Branch Manager of VTB Bank in St. Petersburg. In 2007-2010 Deputy Chairman of the Board, 2010-2011 - First Deputy Chairman of the Board, since 2011 Chairman of the Board of OJSC VTB Bank North-West. There is reason to believe that after VTB acquired a controlling stake in Promstroybank and renamed the purchased structure to VTB Bank North-West, Denis Bortnikov initially planned a career in this company, and moved to Guta-Bank to contribute to his future takeover of VTB. However, Denis Bortnikov himself denies this.

Closest partners

In 1996-2004 Denis Bortnikov worked under the leadership of the owner of Promstroibank, Vladimir Kogan. After selling shares of PSB to VTB Bank, Kogan moved to public service, remaining the owner of large property.

As deputy director of the Federal Agency for Construction and Housing and Communal Services (Rosstroy) and head of the department of the Ministry of Regional Development, until recently he oversaw the construction of a complex of flood protection structures (KPS) in St. Petersburg, the directorate of which he headed in October-December 2005.

The media claimed that in fact, the former vice-president of the St. Petersburg Banking House CJSC, owned by Vladimir Kogan, and his cousin Yuri Sverdlov, who has been a member of the State Duma since 2007, actively participated in the project for a long time.

During an audit by the Accounts Chamber, the funds allocated for the project were almost doubled; the cost of the dam increased from 55 to 109 billion rubles. In particular, the price of the contract with the Metrostroy company and the associated Kompakt CJSC almost tripled, exceeding $1 billion. The owner of Metrostroy was initially Promstroybank and the Baltic Financial Agency (BFA) CJSC created by a group of its managers. According to SPARK-Interfax, Vladimir Kogan personally, through Petrovsky Little Trade House LLC, owns the BFA-Development company, the general director is the wife of a civil servant, Lyudmila Valentinovna Kogan. Center-Invest-Stroy LLC, which received the contract for the construction of the KZS directorate building in Kronstadt, belongs to Nikolai Kazanir, who is part of the management of Papyrus LLC, whose owner is Vladimir Kogan’s uncle, Yuri Sverdlov’s father, Vladimir Sverdlov.

The main patrons of Vladimir Kogan are considered to be former Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin and the current head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Naryshkin, who worked at Promstroibank.