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oligarch

[ol-i-gahrk] / ˈɒl ɪˌgɑrk /




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As for where the regime has chosen to move money, Nadimi said, “They probably learned from the Russian oligarchs that investing in London real estate was a good idea.”

From The Wall Street Journal

In 2024, the Journal reported that Dubai’s main state-owned bank closed some accounts held by Russian oligarchs and oil traders after U.S. officials pressed the U.A.E. to shut Moscow’s backdoor to the international financial system.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her work has chronicled corporate spying at Credit Suisse, a central bank heist in Angola and Russia chasing out-of-favor oligarchs through court.

From The Wall Street Journal

Oleg Deripaska, a loyal Putin oligarch, recently posted a link to a Russian newspaper editorial that was unusually critical of the government’s failure to cultivate a healthy investment climate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received millions of pounds from an oligarch using funds from a firm implicated in criminal corruption, a BBC investigation has found.

From BBC