Gorbenko Alexander Nikolaevich
Sanctioned entityBorn 11 May 1962 (64 years old),Russia. Named in 2 sanctions listings.
Summary
He is a Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Regional Security and Information Policy. He holds a key position in the political system of Russia's largest region, which is crucial for the whole political system created by Vladimir Putin. He has worked for Mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin since his first days in office. According to Alexei Navalny's investigation, he is involved in large-scale corruption and illegal enrichment. His children, acting as nominal owners, gained control over elite real estate in Moscow worth of millions of USD. The total amount of illegal enrichment by Alexander Gorbenko's family, uncovered as a result of public investigations, amounted to approximately 17 million USD (at the exchange rate as of the date of publication of the investigation in August 2019). To conceal his assets, he used the fictitious name Ivan Ivanovich Fedorov.
"The deputy mayor of Moscow has worked for Sobyanin since his first days in office and is in charge of regional security and information policy. According to Alexei Navalny's investigation, he is involved in large-scale corruption and illegal enrichment. His children, as nominal owners, gained control over elite real estate in Moscow worth hundreds of millions of rubles. The total amount of illegal enrichment of Alexander Gorbenko's family, uncovered as a result of public investigations, amounted to around one billion rubles (approximately 15 million dollars) as of 2019. In order to hide his assets, he used the pseudonym Ivan Ivanovich Fedorov.
Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Regional Security and Information Policy. He holds a key position in the political system of Russia's largest region, which is crucial for the whole political system created by Vladimir Putin. He has worked for Mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin since his first days in office. According to Alexei Navalny's investigation, he is involved in large-scale corruption and illegal enrichment. His children, acting as nominal owners, gained control over elite real estate in Moscow worth of millions of USD. The total amount of illegal enrichment by Alexander Gorbenko's family, uncovered as a result of public investigations, amounted to approximately 17 million USD (at the exchange rate as of the date of publication of the investigation in August 2019). To conceal his assets, he used the fictitious name Ivan Ivanovich Fedorov.
The deputy mayor of Moscow has worked for Sobyanin since his first days in office and is in charge of regional security and information policy.
Sanctions and listings2
- Listed
- 13 Jun 2025
Special Economic Measures Act - Russia
Global Affairs CanadaCanadian Consolidated Autonomous Sanctions ListCanada
1, Part 1
Programme CA-SEMAReference 1498international.gc.cainternational.gc.ca
- Listed
- 13 Jun 2025
Special Economic Measures Act - Russia
Global Affairs CanadaCanadian Consolidated Autonomous Sanctions List on the Russian invasion of UkraineCanada
Canada is imposing sanctions against 45 individuals identified by the Anti-Corruption Foundation who have engaged in activities that support or contribute to abuses in relation to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The list of sanctioned individuals includes current and former senior officials of the Government of Russia, members of President Putin’s family and inner circle or Russian elite, as well as oligarchs, including those linked to the military-industrial and defence sectors, and representatives of media, culture and sports industries, who have benefited from and support the Putin regime, including during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Programme CA-SEMAinternational.gc.cainternational.gc.ca
Positions held2
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Ключевые региональные чиновники
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Key Local Government Officials
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