US EditionRoman Abramovich Enlists Former White House Aide in Jersey Row Holding up Chelsea Fund
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Roman Abramovici hired some of the best lawyers in the world to represent him in his Jersey process, which could have significant implications for releasing Chelsea's money from sale to help victims of the war in Ukraine, according to The Times.
The Times writes about it. More than 5.3 billion pounds were blocked in 2022 after the Jersey authorities launched an investigation into the sources of the Russian oligarch's wealth. The lawsuit could directly affect the fate of the 2.35 billion pounds received from the sale of Chelsea Football Club, which Abramovich previously promised to go to help the victims of the war in Ukraine.According to Abramovich's side, about 1.4 billion pounds of th…
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How Roman Abramovich Quietly Repositioned His Wealth After Sanctions
In addition to withstanding geopolitical upheavals, Roman Abramovich’s wealth has changed, expanded, and repositioned. Abramovich was once largely recognized as the billionaire who founded Chelsea FC, but even as international sanctions continue to change the way he transfers money, his financial influence is still remarkably significant. For years, Abramovich collected troubled Russian assets, turned them into wealth engines, and turned the pro…
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