"offshore zones" from Slipenchuk. Slipenchuk, Mikhail Viktorovich Slipenchuk, Mikhail Viktorovich Deputy millionaire

The Moscow City Court confirmed the decision of the Savelovsky Court of the capital in a high-profile case of embezzling huge amounts of money from the Moscow Joint Stock Bank (MAB), reports a source The district court returned for additional investigation the case of the disappearance of 530 million rubles from the MAB. and $9.5 million owned by Federal State Unitary Enterprise Foreign Economic Association Almazyuvelirexport. The courts came to the conclusion that the violations of the Code of Criminal Procedure committed during the drafting of the indictment make it impossible to substantive examination.Criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 201 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (Abuse of Power”) in relation to and.about. Head of Federal State Unitary Enterprise Foreign Economic Association "Almazyuvelirexport" Viktor Afonin and his brother-entrepreneur Boris Afonin were initiated in April 2016 by the Investigative Department of the TFR for the Northern Administrative District of Moscow. In early May, both of them were taken into custody. According to the investigation, Viktor Afonin, through the fly-by-night companies created by his brother Boris, diverted the money of the bank and its enterprises to foreign offshore zones. As mentioned above, a lot of money was lost. Brief history of the case As follows from the materials of the criminal case, Viktor and Boris Afonin, using companies controlled by the latter, from 2008 to 2011 concluded loan agreements with MAB under the guarantee of a deposit of Almazyuvelirexport in the amount of about 8 billion rubles, which was placed in the bank. Then the money was transferred to the accounts of various legal entities controlled by Boris Afonin, and, according to investigators, was stolen. According to the scheme developed in this way, the entire deposit of Almazyuvelirexport was eventually stolen from the bank. In February 2016, MAB itself had its license revoked, including, as stated in the decision of the regulator, due to the low quality of assets and loss of own funds.Slipenchuk Here we should mention the so-called shadow person involved in the MAB case. This is his main one. As financial market participants say, although he officially left the bank, in fact he still rules there. Here it must be said that Slipenchuk was a deputy of the State Duma of five convocations at once - from 1995 to 2011. He was always in the parties, as they say, the authorities. Our home is Russia, Unity, United Russia. That is, he always kept his nose in the political wind.

But with the last elections to the State Duma in 2016, there was a hitch. Just in connection with the fraud in his MAB. When the scandal broke out, the leadership of the EP abruptly removed Slipenchuk from the primaries in Buryatia, where he was almost main candidate.

But the story turned out to be so loud that even the all-powerful party in power did not dare to allow Slipenchuk to vote. The scandalous story with the official declaration of the parliamentarian also added fuel to the fire.

The Investigative Committee even opened a criminal case on this matter. In his declaration, Mr. Slipenchuk indicated that as of December 31, 2010, he had 160 thousand 831 rubles in his account with CB Rosbank, and more than 1.8 billion rubles with CB OBI-Bank (now YAR-Bank) rub.

Nevertheless, as follows from the materials of the criminal case, three months later, the deputy’s assistant Sergey Veselovsky, by proxy, withdrew €5,437,110 from his account in Rosbank, and the deputy himself took €16 million from OBI-Bank. As it turned out later, out of all this Mr. Slipenchuk lent €20 million at the beginning of March 2011 to his business partner Tatyana Balzamova.

According to the latter, the founder of the Municipal Development Fund, Mikhail Koryak, who introduced himself as an assistant to the then Deputy Prime Minister Vladislav Surkov and the chairman of the board of directors of the state company Rosneft, suggested that Ms. Balzamova put this money in the cells of Sberbank.

Moreover, they were issued to the deputy Slipenchuk. Subsequently, having paid Ukrainian officials, the woman expected that they would buy gas from her enterprises, and at the same time ensure its transportation to Western European countries.

However, the deal did not take place - on March 31, the money was stolen from Sberbank, and on June 12 of the same year, in Ukraine, Ivan Martynov, a former GRU special forces officer, tried to shoot Balzamova, who later testified that he acted on the orders of the criminal "authority" Sultan Sigauri (both were convicted 10 and 12 years respectively). Mikhail Koryak, who fled to the United Arab Emirates, has not yet been extradited to Russia.

Here is such a banker and ex-deputy Mikhail Slipenchuk. And how the story with his bank will end (and no one doubts that he really rules there) is a very big question. At the very least, Afonins have been kept behind bars until now.

Slipenchuk is still at large. Bye. But how long will he stay there? After all, it is not known how else the MAB case will turn. Is it facing Mikhail Slipenchuk?

According to analysts, in the event of the loss of parliamentary immunity, the scandalous and still current State Duma deputy may lose his freedom. Which makes the forthcoming elections paramount for him, so much so that, according to some estimates, about a quarter of a billion rubles have already been invested in the election campaign - an unprecedented amount for Buryatia.

The idea that immediately after the unsuccessful elections Slipenchuk may be taken up by law enforcement agencies, experts are prompted by both the latest news and an analysis of the activities of the businessman - deputy in recent years. Oddly enough, but major public problems with Mikhail Viktorovich began by the end of his first term in the State Duma, at a time when the "muddy oligarch" practically became a "statesman." The scandal with offshore companies, the bankruptcy of the International Joint Stock Bank, which kept almost 7 billion of the money of the state diamond exporter, the high-profile case of Tatyana Balzamova, which ended more than strange or has not ended yet. In my opinion, it's too much not only for a public politician, but also for a businessman trying to keep up in the light of day.

A coincidence or just karma, according to the laws of which the future is formed from the mistakes of the past? Until 2011, little was known about Slipenchuk. He got rich at the expense of capital, which he earned from the sale of several cans of caviar in France, before entering Buryatia, he rode the first persons of the state and friendly countries on the MIR deep-sea submersibles along Baikal, bought an airport, registered in Eravna. Everything is very decent, except for the periodic cries of environmentalists. But then they are environmentalists, I guess.

And only recently, news began to fall out into the public plane, as if from a cornucopia, slightly opening the veil of secrecy over Slipenchuk's past. Moreover, against this background, the businessman did not observe an open confrontation in business, and even more so in the political field, for five years in the State Duma, Slipenchuk has established himself as a systemic and manageable parliamentarian. So, to whom was it profitable to deliver so much trouble to the deputy?

It turns out, only the security forces. Moreover, some episodes from the life of Slipenchuk, which became public, happened quite shortly before the State Duma and the receipt of parliamentary immunity. So, maybe the character has been in the field of view of law enforcement officers for a long time, and the deputy mandate greatly hinders them from getting to the bottom of the matter? Already very confusing and still unresolved are the cases in which the deputy found himself in the cycle. Moreover, they are all interconnected.

Take, for example, a Hollywood-worthy episode with Mrs. Tatyana Balzamova, Slipenchuk’s business partner, who was allegedly almost killed by Chechen scumbags after being robbed of 20 million euros, which were given to Balzamova by Slipenchuk to resolve the issue of gas supplies from Russia through Ukraine to Europe. The high-profile names of Surkov, Sechin and even the former President of Ukraine Yanukovych appear in the case.

On the fact of the attack on Balzamova, two people: the direct perpetrator and the customer have already been convicted and are in prison. According to media reports, these citizens are hardened criminals and are part of one of the Chechen organized crime groups. At the same time, unnamed sources in law enforcement agencies report that the main thing in this case is not an attempt on Balzamova, which could not have happened. In fact, it is hard to believe that the woman managed to get away from the former GRU commando, being in the same car with him on the deserted highway Kyiv-Chernihiv. The gun misfired twice. Well, it happens, I guess. The main thing is the 20 million euros missing from Slipenchuk's bank cell and everyone who is behind it.

What's wrong with them? Firstly, judging by the declaration of Mikhail Viktorovich for 2011, the deputy did not have such an amount to lend to his friend Balzamova at that time, at least in those banks that appear in Slipenchuk's testimony in this criminal case. Here, either the testimony is false, or the declaration is exaggerated. So far, Slipenchuk has not received a clear comment on this, however, the security forces themselves, in their unambiguous leaks to Kommersant, indirectly made it clear that this circumstance is annoying them.

Slipenchuk, in turn, also tensed up, declaring for the first time that the security forces have no right to do anything and check while he has parliamentary immunity. Coincided? I do not think. It is also important that information about the inspection of the Investigative Committee arose immediately after the February revocation of the license from a small but very pretentious bank owned by Slipenchuk MAB (International Joint Stock Bank), to which we will return.

In February 2016, another important event happened. Tatyana Balzamova's claim was denied. It turned out that after almost five years, the “miraculously surviving” businesswoman nevertheless decided to get a return of 20 million euros. And in a very curious way, she sued Sberbank, from whose cell this money was stolen. But the court rejected the claim on the basis that, firstly, the statute of limitations had expired, and secondly, Balzamova was not a victim in this situation, since the money disappeared not from her cell, but from Slipenchka's cell.

It is worth recalling that legally the money was not stolen, it was taken by a certain Pavel Makarov, who provided not only a notarized power of attorney from Mikhail Slipenchuk, but also the originals of the cell lease agreement.

Things are getting more confusing, right?

Slipenchuk, of course, said that he did not know about any Makarov and did not issue a power of attorney to him. And, here, the notary Lyubov Yakusheva, according to the materials of the case, fully confirms the fact of the issuance and power of attorney and the original documents. So, there was no theft after all? Isn't this the reason for Slipenchuk's unwillingness to return his 20 million euros, after all, the amount is rather big. Why is Balzamova filing a lawsuit against Sberbank about the loss of money after so many years, and not the legitimate victim in this case?

Do not forget that one of the defendants in the case, a certain Mikhail Koryak, who, according to Balzamova, was the main organizer of this scam, is currently hiding in the UAE. At the same time, Koryak has a lawyer who is actively involved in the case. Also very atypical, for scammers and thugs. There is a feeling that the point in this matter is very, very far away.

Suppose if there was no robbery and attack, where did the 20 million euros go? Whose were they and to whom were they intended? And why was it necessary to invent a wild story with gas and Yanukovych? What are the Chechen thugs sitting for, and why didn't Koryak run away, but continues to cooperate with the investigation, only from a safe distance? These questions, apparently, should be answered by the investigation after the investigative measures: searches and interrogations, which is quite difficult to do with Slipenchuk's parliamentary immunity. But the role of Slipenchuk in this case, which has hitherto been artificially downplayed in custom publications to the point of "bred a gullible sucker", is seen as much more serious.

Let's return to MAB, whose license was revoked in the same February, and with which law enforcement officers somehow connect the Balzamova case. The bank is small, it is only in the third hundred in the country. However, there is another equally wild story connected with him. As it turned out, the bank was the custodian of a large deposit of the state enterprise Almazyuvelirexport in the amount of about seven billion rubles, which by the time the license was revoked was stolen to the last penny. The investigation suggests that top manager of the enterprise Viktor Afonin and his brother Boris are involved in the case. Since May 2016, the brothers have been in jail. Recently, their pre-trial detention was extended until October.

The theft of the diamond deposit proceeded by issuing loans to fly-by-night companies. And this simply could not have taken place without the participation of the owner of the bank. It is curious that, according to the card of the Central Bank, the person having a significant impact on this bank, in the amount of 68%, is our Mikhail Viktorovich Slipenchuk. He, of course, as always, denies everything. So, in an interview with Kommersant, he said - "The Metropol group did not conduct any commercial activities with this bank and did not place funds there."

Although, in 2007, regarding the purchase of 68% of MAB, in an interview with Vedomosti, Slipenchuk said something completely different.

“We will develop the banking network in the group - on the basis of Obibank (an asset of Metropol that already existed at that time) and MAB a. We will increase the capital of both banks for our convenience and the convenience of our customers. As a client, I have to work with large banks because Obibank is too small. Both banks will develop in the regions where the Metropol Group operates.”

Slipenchuk acquired MAB by the preemptive right of one of the founders for 469 million rubles, he got a minority stake, obviously, from the time when the main client of MAB a, FSUE Almazyuvelirexport, was the founder of Metropol itself. Apparently, contrary to Slipenchuk's statements, he has much more in common with MAB, through which state money flowed, and with Almazyuvelirexport itself.

Today, the Almazyuvelirexport business has begun to spin with renewed vigor. Literally last Friday, security forces raided one of the central offices of the Central Bank in Moscow. And this means that the investigation believes that the Afonin brothers had accomplices in the structures of the regulator. It is obvious that the version of accomplices in the management of the bank itself has long been worked out by the investigation, perhaps today it ran into Slipenchuk's parliamentary immunity and went around, so to speak, from above.

Judging by the case of Balzamova and Almazyuvelirexport, the interest of the security forces in the person of Slipenchuk is obvious. One person can’t get so smartly “lucky”, which means there is a certain system that needs to be sorted out.

Nevertheless, all of the above already makes one doubt the purity of Slipenchuk's business reputation. The love of a businessman for risky ventures based on "public-private partnership" can go sideways, considering what large-scale projects Slipenchuk managed to "climb" into, having received a deputy mandate from Buryatia. Development of the Arctic shelf, waste incineration plants based on Russian-Japanese partnership, projects in Buryatia.

Now it becomes clear that it was not Panamanian offshore companies that caused Slipenchuk to be removed from the primaries of United Russia. Even this party, which has seen everything in its lifetime, is obviously not ready to be associated with Slipenchuk and his future fate. Is Buryatia ready for this?

Evgenia Baltatarova, "Republic"

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Deputy from United Russia, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Natural Resources, Environmental Management and Ecology. Represents the Republic of Buryatia.

Biography

Education

Political and social activities

• Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the VI convocation on natural resources, environmental management and ecology
• Deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the VI convocation from the Republic Buryatia, faction United Russia (December 2011)
• Head of the Arctic Group in the State Duma
• Coordinator of the parliamentary group for interaction with the Parliament of Japan
• Member of the inter-factional deputy group "Baikal"
• Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Business Council (EDC)
• Chairman of the Business Council for Cooperation with Vietnam.
• Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the All-Russian Society for the Conservation of Nature (VOOP)
• Founder of the Foundation for the Support of the Naval Fleet "CRUISER" VARYAG "".
• President of the Federation of Karate Kyokushin-kan Karate-do of Russia.
• Vice President of the Association of Polar Explorers, Chairman of the Commission for Science and Industrial Technology
• Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Fund for Assistance to the Preservation of Lake Baikal (FSLSS)
• Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Buryat branch of the Russian Geographical Society
• Member of the American Geographical Society.
• Member of the Humboldt Club of the American Geographical Society

M. V. Slipenchuk is known for his charitable activities [ ] . He is the initiator of the establishment of a number of charitable foundations and public organizations. Among them are the Kyokushin-kan Karate-do Federation of Russia, the Martial Arts Development Foundation, the Cruiser Varyag Charitable Foundation for the Support of the Navy, the Foundation for Assistance to the Preservation of Lake Baikal, the Charitable Foundation for Helping Children Under the Star of Hope. With the organizational and financial support of M. V. Slipenchuk, a memorial was erected to the cruiser Varyag in Scotland (2007), many Orthodox and Buddhist churches were restored and restored in Russia. Among them: the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery (Murom), the Nilo-Stolbenskaya Hermitage (Tver region), the Assumption Church (the village of Chernigovka, Primorsky Territory), the Spassky Church (the village of Sosnovo-Ozerskoye, Buryatia), the Zandan Zhuu temple and Ivolginsky datsan (Buryatia) and others [ ] .

M. V. Slipenchuk took a direct part in the implementation of a number of large expeditionary and scientific projects [ ] , including:

• expedition "Flight to the top of the planet" (the first ever successful flight to the North Pole on a hot air balloon "Holy Russia", 2005);
• project "High Start" (setting a world record for lifting in height on the airship "Polar Goose", 2006);
• expedition "Arktika 2007" (immersion of deep-sea manned submersibles "Mir" to the bottom of the Arctic Ocean at the geographic point of the North Pole, 2007);
• International research expedition "Worlds" on Baikal" (study of Lake Baikal with the help of deep-sea inhabited devices "Mir", 2008-2010);
• expedition "Antarctica 2009";
• expeditions "Patomsky crater 2010" and "Patomsky crater 2011";
• international research expedition to Wrangel Island in the Arctic Ocean, late August - early September 2011 (The expedition carried out a complex of meteorological, radiometric, heat-balance and oceanological studies. Work was carried out to study the ecological situation on Wrangel Island and paleontological research. )

Activities in the field of sports

In 1987-1989, he began to practice Karate-do Kyokushin in Khabarovsk under the guidance of Evgeny Isakov (now 5th dan IKO Matsui). After a significant break, he continued his studies under the guidance of Shihan Alexander Nesterenko, holder of the 5th dan IKO Matsui (later 6th dan Kyokushin-kan). He is the owner of a masterful black belt of the 1st dan degree.
M. V. Slipenchuk has been the permanent president of the Kyokushin-kan Karate-do Federation of Russia since its inception (January 13, 2004), vice-president of the European Kyokushin-kan Karate-do Organization, Russia's representative in the International Committee of the International Karate-do Kyokushin Organization -can. Member of the Presidium of the Kyokushin Association of Russia.
Currently:

• President of the Federation of Karate Kyokushin-kan Karate-do of Russia.
• President of the Martial Arts Development Foundation.

Property and income

According to the submitted declaration, Slipenchuk received in 2011 an income of more than 897 million rubles. Slipenchuk is a large landowner: he owns 147 land plots with a total area of ​​1,798,301 square meters, including two plots in the Congo. The deputy also owns 5 residential buildings - three in Russia and two in the Congo, 3 apartments, a car, two snowmobiles and two all-terrain vehicles. In the ranking of incomes of State Duma deputies for 2011, Slipenchuk takes fourth place.

In the ranking of the richest businessmen in Russia, the Russian edition of Forbes magazine took 164th place in 2012 (in 2011 he was in 193rd place) with a fortune of 600 million US dollars. Ranked 10th in the ranking of officials' incomes in 2012.

According to the fifth annual Forbes rating of the wealthiest officials, parliamentarians and managers of state-owned companies in Russia, Mikhail Slipenchuk with an income of 1,298 million rubles. ranked third in 2013. To compile the list, we studied income and property declarations for 2013 of employees of the presidential administration, the government of the Russian Federation, federal ministries and departments, heads of constituent entities of the Federation, employees of administrations and legislative assemblies of regions, top managers of state corporations and state companies.

As of 2011, Slipenchuk owned bank deposits in Switzerland, Monaco, France and Russia totaling 1.8 billion rubles. He also owned shares in Bank VTB OJSC, Rostelecom OJSC, Sberbank Russia OJSC, Raspadskaya OJSC, Group of Companies PIK OJSC, Pharmstandard OJSC, Gazprom OJSC and other companies.

Awards

• For his labor achievements and many years of conscientious work, he was awarded the medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree (2010).
• For his contribution to the development of Russian-Mongolian relations, he was awarded the Order of the Polar Star (Mongolia).
• For his contribution to charitable and social activities, he was awarded the Order of St. Prince Daniel of Moscow III degree, the Order of St. Sergius of Radonezh III degree, the Order of St. Nicholas Equal-to-the-Apostles, Archbishop of Japan III degree, the Tsarskoye Selo Art Prize "For Support of Cultural Projects", the Prize "Philanthropist of the Year - 2008 » in the Republic of Buryatia.

Laureate of the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in 2012 in the field of science and technology.

Selected publications

Mikhail Slipenchuk's publications are listed on his personal website, including

see also

Notes

1. Mikhail Slipenchuk (indefinite) . Forbes. Retrieved December 14, 2012.

The source of "MK" said that one of the main issues on the agenda of the conference was the election of the governing body of the party - the coordinating council, which was claimed by 11 people. Among them - acting. coordinator of the BRO LDPR, Moscow resident Sergei Dorosh, brother-in-law of the State Duma deputy from Buryatia Mikhail Slipenchuk, that is, the brother of Mikhail Viktorovich's wife and a top manager of the Mergen Bator Hotel.

Sergei Dorosh, Mergen Bator. Photo: mvslipenchuk.ru

Dorosh was appointed by the decision of the Supreme Council of the LDPR acting. coordinator of its Buryat regional branch on March 11, 2016. Replacing Alexander Korenev at this post, Dorosh managed to work in a new role for a little more than three months, for which he kept a report to the conference delegates. His name, among others, was included in the list for a secret ballot for election to the coordinating council of the BRO LDPR. However, unexpectedly for the guests from Moscow, State Duma deputy Alexei Didenko and referent Denis Sukhorukov, who took part in the conference, received an unpassable score - only 9 votes in favor with 23 against and 3 invalid ballots. The results, however, were not officially announced.

The MK source claims that the participants in the conference of the Buryat branch of the LDPR, contrary to the expectations of representatives from Moscow, strongly opposed the candidacy of Sergei Dorosh, who is a close relative of Mikhail Slipenchuk, imposed on them. According to the delegates with whom they managed to talk, party members do not want to have anything to do with Mikhail Slipenchuk, and even more so to agitate for him in the upcoming September elections to the State Duma from Buryatia. But perhaps this is what the party bosses wanted from them.

Recall that a week ago, "MK" expressed a version about the close ties of the oligarch with the Buryat branch of the Liberal Democratic Party and even the "purchase" of this party for political purposes. Mikhail Slipenchuk himself refuted the information a couple of days later, calling it in an interview with Novaya Buryatia "someone's stupid joke."

Mikhail Slipenchuk's wife Anna Dorosh is second from left. Photo: mvslipenchuk.ru

Meanwhile, the regional conference of the BRO LDPR ended without making a single fateful decision. The results of the secret ballot for the election of members of the coordinating council of the Buryat branch of the party were also in limbo. Here the versions of the parties to the conflict differ.

According to one of them, Denis Sukhorukov, who was not a member of the counting commission, took part in the vote count. He watched the counting procedure, constantly being in touch with someone close to him. When the members of the commission finished their work and went out into the hall to announce the results, State Duma deputy Alexei Didenko unexpectedly informed the audience that the conference had been declared invalid, that such a decision had allegedly been made by the party's supreme council the day before, on Friday, June 3. And therefore - thank you all, everyone is free! Alexei Didenko invited the delegates of the "unauthorized" conference to go to the banquet hall, and, not responding to the questions that poured down, left.

“At this time, Denis Sukhorukov tore out the protocol of voting results from the hands of a member of the counting commission and was like that,” an eyewitness tells MK.

Further, the events of the strange conference moved to the office of the BRO LDPR, located on Ranzhurova Street, 1. Shocked delegates of the party meeting began to slowly gather here in the hope, if not to get answers to questions, then at least the promised compensation for travel. But they didn't get either.

In the office, meanwhile, almost the entire leadership and some guests from Moscow gathered. Between them there was a verbal skirmish about where the "disappeared" documents, including the protocol, were located. Denis Sukhorukov, of course, claimed that he had no papers and no. Party members began to accuse each other of lying and stealing. The appearance in the office of Alexei Didenko accelerated the course of events. He threatened to call the police, and kept his promise. Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs arrived at the scene, who interrogated “suspects” of stealing party documents for about two hours.

Sergei Dorosh is second from the right. Photo: mvslipenchuk.ru

An unwitting witness to the party showdown was a locksmith who at that time, at the direction of either Alexei Didenko, or Denis Sukhorukov, or one of their proxies, changed the door lock in the office on Ranzhurova Street so that none of the party members had to believed to have lost confidence, from now on there was no access to the materials of the BRO LDPR.

According to experts, Mikhail Slipenchuk began negotiations on gaining control over the Liberal Democratic Party at the end of February. And already in early March, his brother-in-law was appointed acting by the decision of the supreme council. Buryat branch coordinator. It is possible that this fact was the main reason for the removal of Mikhail Slipenchuk from the United Russia primaries.

The appointment document also instructed to organize and hold an extraordinary conference of the BRO LDPR before July 11 with the election of a new composition of the coordinating council and the control and audit commission. Apparently, the party leadership "forgot" (or did not consider it necessary) to carry out preliminary work with people in the field.

Based on the agreed date, the Liberal Democratic Party has one more month to attempt number two. However, it is unlikely that most of the party members who took part in the scandalous conference will now want to deal with it.

People are offended and outraged that they were accused of stealing and staged a police interrogation. And, therefore, it may not work to convene the conference again ...

20.01.2018

Slipenchuk Mikhail Viktorovich

scientist

Doctor of Economic Sciences

PhD in Geography

Head of the Department of RPP of the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov.

Mikhail Slipenchuk was born on January 20, 1965 in Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory. From 1967 to 1982 he lived in the city of Barnaul, Altai Territory, where he studied and graduated from secondary school No. 45. In 1982 he entered the Faculty of Geography of the Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov, studied in the specialty "physical geography", specialization - "Environmental protection and rational nature management". After graduating from the university from 1987 to 1989, he served in the Armed Forces of the USSR, rising to the rank of senior lieutenant.

In 1989, he worked as a chemist in the Novgorod environmental protection laboratory of JSC "Azot", now - JSC "Akron". From 1989 to 1993 he studied at the full-time postgraduate course of the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov. In 1994, Mikhail Slipenchuk was awarded a degree - Candidate of Geographical Sciences. From 1993 to 1994 he studied at the International Ecological Courses at the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov.

In 1993, Mikhail began his career. From 1993 to 1994 he worked as a broker on the stock exchanges TsRUB, RTSB, BOIF. From 1996 to 1997, he studied at the Intersectoral Institute for Advanced Studies and Retraining of Managerial Personnel and Specialists of the Russian Academy of Economics. G.V. Plekhanov at the Department of Finance and Credit.

From 1995 to 2001, Slipenchuk worked at the Metropol Commercial Bank as a manager, head of department, head of the securities department, deputy chairman of the board for the stock market. From 1995 until December 2011 - General Director of METROPOL Investment Financial Company LLC. In 2010 he defended his doctoral dissertation at the Institute for System Analysis of the Russian Academy of Sciences, receiving a degree - Doctor of Economics.

Since March 2011, Mikhail Viktorovich Professor of the Department of Rational Nature Management, Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov. From October 2011 to the present - Head of the Department of the RPP of the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov. In 2013, he became a member of the Board of Trustees of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov.

In March 2011, he was elected a deputy of the municipality "Eravninsky district" of the Republic of Buryatia. From December 2011 to October 2016 - Deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the VI convocation. He was appointed Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Natural Resources, Nature Management and Ecology. He was a member of the Presidium of the Supreme Ecological Council of the Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation on Natural Resources, Nature Management and Ecology, was the Deputy Chairman of the Council.

He worked as the Head of the Arctic Group, coordinator of the deputy group for interaction with the Parliament of Japan, member of the Baikal inter-factional deputy group. Led a working group for the preparation of the draft federal law No. 175151-6 “On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation on the Baikal Natural Territory”. He was included in the Scientific and Coordinating Council under the Chairman of the State Duma. He headed the Commission on Ecology of the Social Platform of the All-Russian Political Party "United Russia". From February to March 2015, he studied at the Faculty of Retraining and Advanced Training of the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

For his labor achievements and many years of conscientious work, he was awarded the medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 2nd class. For his contribution to the development of Russian-Mongolian relations, he was awarded the Order of the Polar Star. For his contribution to charitable and social activities, he was awarded the Order of St. Prince Daniel of Moscow III degree, the Order of St. Sergius of Radonezh III degree, the Order of St. Nicholas Equal-to-the-Apostles, Archbishop of Japan III degree, the Tsarskoye Selo Art Prize "For Support of Cultural Projects", the Prize "Philanthropist of the Year - 2008 » in the Republic of Buryatia. Laureate of the International award "Person of the Year" in the nominations "For attracting investments in the real sector of the economy", "Top Manager 2008", "Businessman 2010".

According to the Association of Managers of Russia and the Kommersant publishing house, he is among the 1000 most professional managers in Russia. For achievements in the field of ecology, he was awarded the badge “Order of V.I. Vernadsky". Laureate of the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in 2012 in the field of science and technology. Awarded with the badge "Honorary Worker of Nature Conservation".

Slipenchuk Mikhail Viktorovich - Corresponding Member of the International Academy of Sciences of Ecology, Human Security and Nature (MANEB), section of economics. Member of the editorial boards of the encyclopedia “Baikal. Nature and people”, atlas “Sustainable development of the Baikal region”, magazines “Arctic: ecology and economy” and “World of Baikal”. Researcher at the Baikal Institute of Nature Management, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Member of the Russian Geographical Society since 1985.

Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Buryat branch of the Russian Geographical Society. Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Fund for Assistance to the Preservation of Lake Baikal (FSSOB). Founder of the Navy Support Fund "CRUISER VARYAG". Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the All-Russian Society for the Protection of Nature (VOOP). Vice-President of the Association of Polar Explorers, where he heads the Commission on Science and Industrial Technology. Included in the Bureau of the Union of Machine Builders of Russia. Member of the State Commission for the Development of the Arctic.

Candidate for Master of Sports in swimming, President of the Martial Arts Development Foundation, Chairman of the Presidium of the Kyokushin-kan Karate-do Federation of Russia

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