Forbes compiled list of heirs of Russian billionaireswho will get the richest inheritance. At the same time, marital shares were not taken into account. Forbes experts simply divided each oligarch's fortune into all of his recognized children. Therefore, the children of Roman Abramovich did not make it into the top 10 richest heirs. After all, each of them (the ex-governor of Chukotka has 7 children) had only 1.1 billion dollars.
We present to you the top ten young lucky ones who will inherit several billion "evergreen" bills.
10. Laura and Katya Fridman, Alexander and Nika Ozhelsky
The share for each child is $ 3.3 billion.
Their father Mikhail Fridman is not going to take the heirs to work for Alfa Group or LetterOne. It's good when children have freedom of choice.
9.Ksenia Frank, Natalia and Ivan Timchenko
The share for each child is $ 3.8 billion.
The youngest daughter of Gennady Timchenko (owner of the Volga Group), Ksenia, is married to Gleb Frank, the son of Sovcomflot CEO. The eldest is involved in cinematography, according to a Forbes source. And my son is studying at the University of Geneva.
8. Ekaterina and Anna Rybolovlev
The share for each child is $ 3.85 billion.
Last year, a sumptuous wedding took place between Ekaterina and Juan Sartori, a financier from Uruguay. The wedding took place on the island of Skorpios (in the Ionian Sea) - a gift from her father to her beloved daughter. Once on this Greek island, Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy loved to retire. The youngest daughter Anna Rybolovlev does not pamper her like that, and she does not yet have her own island.
7. Jahangir Mahmudov
The share is 4 billion dollars.
The top 10 richest heirs of Russian businessmen are continued by the son of Iskander Makhmudov. It is one of the main shareholders of the Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company (UMMC). In 2015, Jahangir became Deputy General Director of the Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant, which is part of UMMC-Holding. His passion is hunting, like Makhmudov Sr.'s.
6. Irina and Alexander Vekselberg
The share for each child is $ 5.25 billion.
The children of Viktor Vekselberg, owner of Renova Group of Companies, studied at Yale University. Alexander works for the American venture fund Renova Columbus Nova Technology Partners, which invests in startups. Irina lives in Russia and is an advisor to the head of New Age Capital Partners, which deals with Russian-Chinese transactions.
5. Polina Galitskaya
The share is $ 5.7 billion.
Many of the readers must have visited the Magnit stores at least once. They are owned by Polina's father - Sergei Galitsky. It is not known whether the daughter will continue her father's work. So far, she is studying at the Kuban State University at the Faculty of Economics. In an interview with Vedomosti, Sergei himself said that he would not want his daughter to do business, because women and entrepreneurship are different concepts.
4. Alexis Kuzmichev
The share is 6.7 billion dollars.
Alexey Kuzmichev, one of the founders and shareholders of Alfa Group, remained a bachelor for a long time. He first got married at more than 40 years old.In 2009, his wife Svetlana had a son, Alexis, who is now attending school in Paris.
3. Victoria Mikhelson and her brother
The share for each child is $ 7.2 billion.
Leonid Mikhelson, who owns the Novatek and Sibur companies, had a daughter, Victoria, in 1992. Currently, the girl is engaged in contemporary art (contemporary art), and her 60-year-old father recently had a second child, a boy.
2. Tara Melnichenko
The share is 8.2 billion dollars.
The only daughter of Andrey Melnichenko, who owns the Eurochem and SUEK companies. Tara is 4 years old and it is too early for her to go to school. But the girl has already seen more countries than many Russians in her entire life. Her parents have real estate not only in the Russian Federation, but also in Monaco, USA, England, France and Switzerland.
1. Yusuf Alekperov
The share is $ 8.9 billion.
The only child of the largest shareholder of the oil company Lukoil, Vagit Alekperov, received a specialized education and is preparing to become the successor of his father's business. He will get a block of shares in Lukoil, provided that Alekperov Jr. will not divide or sell it.