Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
| Date of birth | November 22, 1966 |
| Place of birth | Perm |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmitri_Jewgenjewitsch_Rybolowlew |
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Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
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Sotheby’s
In 2018, Rybolovlev accused the New York auction house Sotheby’s of “increasing prices in collusion with Yves Bouvier.” A third of the objects acquired by Bouvier and resold to Rybolovlew were realized through Sotheby's.
Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
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Bank of Cyprus
In 2010, Rybolovlev acquired 9.7% of the shares of Cyprus' largest bank, Bank of Cyprus, which was traded on the Nicosia stock exchange, through his financial vehicle Odella Resources Ltd., whose headquarters were in the British offshore tax haven of the Virgin Islands. In 2012 his share was stated as 5.01%.
Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
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Uralkali
In 1992, Soyuzkali was privatized and the Silvinit division was spun off as the English OJSC Silvinit. Privatization formed the basis of Dmitri Yevgenyevich Rybolovlev's financial rise from 1991 onwards.
Immediately after the end of communism, Rybolovlev set up the fertilizer manufacturer Uralkali. However, his financial rise was interrupted in 1996 when Rybolovlev, known as the "Kali King" (Potash King), was imprisoned for almost a year for allegedly ordering the murder of a rival until he was ultimately acquitted due to lack of evidence after a witness recanted his testimony. Rybolovlev then left Russia and has since lived alternately in New York City, Monaco and Cologny on Lake Geneva.
He sold his stake in Uralkali in 2010 for over $5 billion to Suleiman Kerimov, Alexander Nesis and Filaret Galchev.
He sold his stake in Uralkali in 2010 for over $5 billion to Suleiman Kerimov, Alexander Nesis and Filaret Galchev.
Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
- buys works of art from / files a lawsuit against in 2015 -
Yves Bouvier
With the support of art advisor Yves Bouvier, Rybolovlev is said to have acquired art worth two billion SFR, including the painting Nu sur coussin bleu by Amedeo Modigliani for 118 million US dollars, the painting Salvator mundi by Leonardo da Vinci for 127.5 million US dollars and other works of art by Picasso, Gauguin, Rothko, Matisse and Rodin.
In 2015, Bouvier, who also runs a duty-free art warehouse in Singapore, was briefly arrested in Monaco following a complaint from Rybolovlev for fraud.
In 2015, Bouvier, who also runs a duty-free art warehouse in Singapore, was briefly arrested in Monaco following a complaint from Rybolovlev for fraud.
Rybolovlev bought a total of 38 works by major masters from Bouvier between 2003 and 2015 for around $2 billion. A billion dollars too much - according to Rybolovlev. He filed a lawsuit against Bouvier in Geneva in 2015.
Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
- buys the painting from Bouvier for 127.5 million -
Salvator mundi
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Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew
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Epstein und Kunsthandel
Jeffrey Epstein wrote to Michael Wolff on May 30, 2019:
Is it a coincidence that the Russian (Dmitry Rybolovlev) who bought the house in Palm Beach (from Donald Trump) and supposedly knows everything is the same one who sold a painting to MBS (Muhammed bin Salman) for $450 million last year? The painting was only worth 1.5 million!
Is it a coincidence that the Russian (Dmitry Rybolovlev) who bought the house in Palm Beach (from Donald Trump) and supposedly knows everything is the same one who sold a painting to MBS (Muhammed bin Salman) for $450 million last year? The painting was only worth 1.5 million!