Vladimir Petrovich KOLBIN

Associated individuals: Vladimir Putin; Gennady Timchenko

Vladimir Kolbin is the son of President Vladimir Putin’s childhood friend and business associate, Peter Kolbin. Vladimir Kolbin is acting as representative, director or shareholder of various entities belonging to a network of companies and holding entities securing the financial assets of Vladimir Putin and Gennady Timchenko. Vladimir Kolbin thus materially and financially benefits from Russian decision-makers responsible for the annexation of Crimea or the destabilisation of Ukraine. He is associated with Vladimir Putin and Gennady Timchenko.

Personnes associées: Vladimir Poutine; Gennady Timchenko. Vladimir Kolbin est le fils de Petr Kolbin, un ami d'enfance et associé en affaires du président Vladimir Poutine. Vladimir Kolbin agit en tant que représentant, directeur ou actionnaire de diverses entités appartenant à un réseau d'entreprises et d'entités holding sécurisant les actifs financiers de Vladimir Poutine et de Gennady Timchenko. Vladimir Kolbin tire donc des avantages matériels et financiers de décideurs russes responsables de l'annexion de la Crimée ou de la déstabilisation de l'Ukraine. Il est associé à Vladimir Poutine et à Gennady Timchenko.

Numéro d'identification fiscale: 780518161631 Personnes associées: Vladimir Poutine; Gennady Timchenko

Son of Putin's childhood friend Pyotr Kolbin. After his father's death, all the assets and responsibilities of the holder of Putin's money passed to him.

He is a son of Putin's childhood friend, Pyotr Kolbin, who served as the nominal owner of Vladimir Putin's assets until his death. After Pyotr Kolbin passed away, all of the assets and the responsibility of managing Putin's money were transferred to Vladimir Kolbin. He participated in financing the construction of Vladimir Putin's palace in Gelendzhik and the adjacent vineyards and winery complexes. He is currently the CEO of the Gelendzhik Seaport company, whose investors include Rossiya, a bank which is associated with the interests of Vladimir Putin's inner circle, and the state bank VTB. According to media reports, Kolbin was involved in a corruption scheme involving shares of Sogaz insurance company to obtain funds that were later used to finance the National Media Group of Putin's mistress, Alina Kabaeva.