Khristenko Vladimir Viktorovich
Sanctioned entityBorn 6 Aug 1981 (45 years old),Russia. Named in 2 sanctions listings.
Summary
Son of Viktor Khristenko and stepson of Tatyana Golikova. Russian entrepreneur. According to credible results of a public investigation, Vladimir Khristenko profits from his father Viktor Khristenko's and stepmother Tatyana Golikova's involvement in corruption schemes. Formal holder of part of the assets of his father and stepmother.
He is a Russian entrepreneur and a stepson of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Tatyana Golikova, as well as the son of Viktor Khristenko, who previously held high positions in the Russian government. According to an investigation by Alexei Navalny, he is involved in corruption schemes with the Russian government. Through these schemes, he received preferential state funding to establish pharmaceutical production facilities and supplied overpriced medicines to the state healthcare system. Tatyana Golikova has been complicit in her stepson's corruption schemes as well. He is the nominal owner of luxury real estate in Europe and other assets acquired through the corrupt activities of Tatyana Golikova and her relatives.
Russian entrepreneur and stepson of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Tatyana Golikova, as well as the son of Viktor Khristenko, who previously held high positions in the Russian government. According to an investigation by Alexei Navalny, he is involved in corruption schemes with the Russian government, through which he received preferential state funding to establish pharmaceutical production facilities and supplied overpriced medicines to the state healthcare system Tatyana Golikova has been complicit in her stepson's corruption schemes. He is the nominal owner of luxury real estate in Europe and other assets acquired through the corrupt activities of Tatyana Golikova and her relatives.
Sanctions and listings2
- Listed
- 23 Feb 2023
Special Economic Measures Act - Russia
Global Affairs CanadaCanadian Consolidated Autonomous Sanctions List on the Russian invasion of UkraineCanada
Canada is imposing sanctions against 122 individuals, including members of the lower house of Russia’s parliament who have voted in favour of legislation related to the invasion and attempted annexation of four regions of Ukraine. Other sanctioned individuals include Russian Deputy Prime Ministers, Ministers, and others in the Office of the President of Russia and the Russian military, as well as family members of previously sanctioned individuals.
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- Listed
- 23 Feb 2023
Special Economic Measures Act - Russia
Global Affairs CanadaCanadian Consolidated Autonomous Sanctions ListCanada
1, Part 1
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