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20 de jun. de 2023 · Boris y Arkady Rotenberg eran amigos de la infancia del presidente ruso Vladimir Putin, se hicieron multimillonarios bajo su mandato y están ampliamente considerados como parte de sus aliados ...
Boris Romanovitch Rotenberg, né le 3 janvier 1957 à Léningrad ( URSS ), est un homme d'affaires, chef d'entreprise et oligarque russe, citoyen finlandais, résident monégasque, cofondateur et copropriétaire de la Banque SMP avec son frère Arkadi. Il est également président du FK Sotchi et du SMP Racing.
他のポジション: センターバック 右ミッドフィールダー. 事実とデータ . 母国語表記: Ротенберг Борис Борисович 生年月日/年齢: 1986/05/19 (38) 出生地: St. Petersburg 身長: 1,88 m 国籍: Russia Finland ポジション: ディフェンダー - 右サイドバック 利き足: 右 代理人: Dmitriy Seluk 現在のクラブ: 引退 ...
Boris Rotenberg is a Russian billionaire businessman, and brother of Arkady Rotenberg, Russian billionaire businessman, shareholder of the state-owned company Gazprom Drilling and co-owner of the SGM (Stroygazmontazh) group. The Rotenbergs are closely associated with President Vladimir Putin. Boris Rotenberg is a member of the Board of ...
Biography. His father, Boris Romanovich Rotenberg, is an oligarch who was listed by Forbes magazine as the 100th wealthiest person in Russia in 2010, with a net worth of US$700m. His father has been a friend of the Russian president Vladimir Putin since the 1960s, when they took judo lessons together. Rotenberg's uncle Arkady Rotenberg was the 99th wealthiest in Russia, according to the same list.
Boris Romanowitsch Rotenberg (russisch Борис Романович Ротенберг; * 3. Januar 1957 in Leningrad ) ist ein russisch - finnischer Oligarch . Sein Milliardenvermögen verdiente er in enger Verbindung zum Staatskonzern Gazprom vorwiegend durch die Konstruktion von Gasleitungen in der Baubranche sowie in der Chemie-Branche.
20 de jun. de 2023 · Boris and Arkady Rotenberg were childhood friends of Russian President Vladimir Putin, became billionaires under his rule, and are widely considered to be among his closest allies. So it was little surprise that they were sanctioned by the United States in 2014, and later by the European Union, in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and illegal annexation of Crimea.
