Elvira Nabiullina: what is the Russia’s Central Bank Chairman hiding?

The chief economist of the Russian Federation, Elvira Nabiullina, is one of the fundamental pillars of the Putin regime. She seeks and finds money to continue Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine. For this, she commits financial fraud and various crimes involving Russian special services. In addition, Elvira Nabiullina is actively working to return frozen international assets to the Russian Federation, which amount to approximately $300 billion. She even reports on the first successes in this direction, which do not actually exist. At the same time, she openly and publicly rejoices in the fact that Western economists have managed to identify only a third of the frozen assets. She plans to use the unidentified money as "a strong negotiating position in a conversation with unfriendly countries."

To understand Ms. Elvira's appetites: together, the Nabiullina family owns 5 apartments and another room in Moscow, a 2-storey house in Moscow, a 1,500 m² land plot and a 326.1 m² dacha in the Moscow region, along with a couple of other plots, which are known only by their cadastral number. She also personally owns four cars, one of which is a Jaguar S-Type.

Along with managing and maintaining the financial system of the terrorist Russian Federation, Elvira Nabiullina is working on the creation of a "digital ruble" – a new currency, the so-called "third form of the ruble," which "will be beneficial to both the state and the people." The Central Bank of Russia is currently launching a pilot project involving 15 Russian banks. At the same time, all the good intentions of the Russian government look like confident steps towards the complete financial isolation of Russia and the creation of a "digital regime" in which people will not even receive rubles, but only the promise of the terrorist Russian government to consider the generated codes as a payment currency.

While the Russian authorities report on successes on the frontlines in Ukraine and a stable economy, the Chinese yuan in Russia has been outperforming the U.S. dollar in terms of revenue for the second month in a row. Soon, according to the plans of the Russian authorities, the structure of the national wealth fund of the Russian Federation will be reformed in such a way that 60% of the currency will be the Chinese yuan. And within 10 years – again, according to the plans of the Russian elites – the yuan will be able to completely replace the dollar in Russia, and indeed throughout the world.

How much money Nabiullina receives for managing the Russian economy, how much she steals in addition, who her husband sleeps with, why his subordinates get into sex scandals, where her son is vacationing, and whether Russia's chief economist could be a US agent – all this is in the Molfar OSINT investigation.

Molfar in social networks 👉 Molfar Global

Biography of Elvira Nabiullina

She was born in Ufa, the capital of Bashkortostan Republic, where she graduated from secondary school No. 31. After high school, Elvira Nabiullina began to build her life "according to the Communist Party's course." In 1985, she joined the CPSU, where she immediately received the Karl Marx Scholarship, a personalized monetary award given exclusively to "ideological and promising educators." The following years of her student years were not full of important events for the investigation, so we will recount them briefly.

  • 1986 – graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University with a degree in economics.
  • 1989 – co-authored with her husband the book "Labor Alienation: History and Modernity". 
  • 1990 – completed postgraduate studies and defended her PhD thesis.

Elvira Nabiullina: Work at the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs

After working in Moscow at the Scientific and Industrial Union of the USSR, Elvira Nabiullina was provided the opportunity to continue her career at the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RUIE), where she worked from 1992 to 1994. The organization, founded by Arkady Volsky in 1991, is dedicated to the economic development of Russia.

The main goals of the RUIE were to formulate its own vision of problems and ways of economic development, develop proposals, including legislative ones, in the economic and social spheres, and find ways to influence the content and methods of implementing reforms. Nabiullina joined this mission as a chief specialist and consultant on economic policy.

In 1994, she took another step up the career ladder when she was appointed an advisor to the Expert Institute of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs. This is an independent research organization established under the RUIE, whose task is to collect analytics, develop strategies and policies for the development of the Russian economy.

Elvira Nabiullina: career in the Russian Ministry of Economy and cooperation with Putin

One of the first photos of Ms. Nabiullina with Putin

From 1994 to 1995, Elvira Nabiullina worked as Deputy Head of the Department of Economic Reform (DER) of the Russian Federation, where she was responsible for state regulation of the economy. From that moment on, her figure became extremely important for the development of the aggressive statehood of the Russian Federation, which consists in capturing the territories of sovereign states that share a border with Russia and are not members of the NATO military alliance.

She continued her career at the DER, becoming first deputy head from 1995 to 1996, and then head of the department and a member of the board of the Ministry of Economy in 1996.

Between 1997 and 1998, Nabiullina was Deputy Minister of Economy under Yakov Urinson. She was actively involved in commissions on economic reforms, reform of the housing and utilities sector, reform of accounting and financial reporting, as well as the interdepartmental commission on cooperation with international financial and economic organizations.

While serving in these positions, Nabiullina first met Vladimir Putin, with whom she later collaborated at various stages of her career.

In the Commission for Economic Reforms, Nabiullina worked with Anatoly Chubais, the first deputy prime minister and finance minister who was replaced in 1998 by Sergei Kiriyenko as prime minister.

Promtorgbank and other positions held by Elvira Nabiullina

In 1998, following the appointment of Yevgeny Primakov as Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Elvira Nabiullina left the Ministry of Economy to become Deputy Chairman of the Board of Promtorgbank, where she worked until 1999. The bank was founded in 1992 and served mainly industrial enterprises.

In early 1999, Elvira Nabiullina was appointed executive director of the Euro-Asian Rating Service, where she worked until 2000 (1, 2).

At the end of 1999, Nabiullina became vice president of the Center for Strategic Development Foundation, which was responsible for formulating the country's development strategy. The foundation was headed by German Gref, First Deputy Minister of State Property and a member of the presidential candidate Putin's election headquarters.

After Putin won the presidential election in 2000, Gref became Minister of Economic Development and Trade, and Nabiullina was appointed First Deputy Minister. She served in this position until 2003.

Since August 2000, Elvira Nabiullina has been the Deputy National Coordinator for Cooperation between the Russian Federation and the European Commission on Advisory and Technical Assistance.

In June 2004, Putin thanked seven experts, including Nabiullina, for their active participation in the drafting of the presidential address. The experts also included representatives of the presidential administration: Vladislav Surkov, Igor Shuvalov, Simon Kordonsky, Arkady Dvorkovich, Jahan Pollyeva, and Andrei Illarionov.

Since October 2005, Elvira Nabiullina has headed the Expert Council under the Council for the Implementation of Priority National Projects and Demographic Policy under the President of the Russian Federation. This allowed her to continue to influence the country's strategic decisions in the economic sphere and participate in the development and implementation of important reforms.

Elvira Nabiullina's work for the Russian government

After a successful period of work as the head of the Expert Council, in September 2007 Elvira Nabiullina received a new appointment – she became the Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation, replacing German Gref. In the same year, she received a scholarship from Yale University to participate in the 4-month Yale World Fellows Program.

In May 2008, when Vladimir Putin became the new head of the Russian government, he appointed a new cabinet. Elvira Nabiullina continued her work as head of the Ministry of Economic Development and remained in office until 2012. After completing her work at the Ministry of Economic Development, she briefly served as an aide to the newly elected President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, from May to June 2012.

However, the most significant milestone in Elvira Nabiullina's career was her appointment as the Chairman of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation in June 2013. She also became a member of the Board of Directors. Since her first appointment, she has been re-elected to this position twice – in March 2017 and March 2022.

Elvira Nabiullina's membership in organizations (document with links)

Negativity associated with Elvira Nabiullina

Alleged theft of 30 billion rubles (~$370m)

At the very beginning of her "great career," Elvira Nabiullina quickly got a taste of the Putin's circle money. One of the cases was a suspicion of theft of 30 billion rubles (about $370 million). From 2008 to September 2011, she was a member of the directors board of the Russian Venture Company (RVC), which was supposed to create a national investment system, together with Education Minister Andrei Fursenko.

An audit conducted by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation found that 30 billion rubles (~$370m) transferred by the state to OJSC Russian Venture Company (RVC) was spent inefficiently. The audit found that RVC's authorized capital was formed at the expense of budgetary revenues by placing additional shares at a price higher than their nominal value. As a result, the treasury lost 1.78 billion rubles (~$22m).

Where is this money? It was stolen by Ms. Nabiullina, but of course, no punishment followed. And the reason is elementary: Putin allows his circle to steal. Or rather, their only goal is to steal enough to share with everyone, “Mr. Putin’s friends”.

The funds were transferred to the authorized capital of companies established with foreign participation. Funds intended for the development of the innovative economy of the Russian Federation were withdrawn from RVC to the United States to the accounts of companies registered there, presumably fictitious. The prosecutor's office points out that "the authorized capital of some of them is minimal, and one of them employed only one person at the time of the inspection. The prosecutor's office also revealed the transfer of funds to a Russian company whose owner had died before the mandatory re-registration and registration of the company with the tax authorities.

The prosecutor's office also accused RVC of wasteful spending. In 2007, the company's personal expenses amounted to 107 million rubles (~$1.315m), of which 36 million rubles (~$443k) were spent on salaries for 35 employees. The Prosecutor General's Office compares this figure to the state budget expenditure on boarding schools – 99 million rubles (~$1.218m). And in 2008, the RVC's own expenses increased to 290 million rubles (~$3.57m), twice as much as Rosnauka's spending on the federal target program "Research and Development in Priority Areas of the Russian Science and Technology Complex for 2007-2012."

Sanctions

  1. In April 2022, she was added to Canada's sanctions list along with Putin's daughters, Petr Aven, Mikhail Fridman, and Sergei Roldugin, all of whom were frozen and banned from entering the country. 
  2. Also, in April 2022, Australia added her to the sanctions list.
  3. In September 2022, she was added to the US Treasury Department's sanctions list and the UK's sanctions list.

Probable destruction of documents by fire

According to the article, in August 2018, a fire broke out in the Central Bank building. Supposedly, the burning office contained tender and project documentation for the Central Bank's IT projects involving third-party contractors. Among these papers were documents on the Central Bank's cooperation with the Lanit group of companies for 2 billion rubles (~$24.6m), on the development of a prospective payment system (PPS), a platform that ensures the independence of the domestic financial system and instant payments between its participants.

However, in early 2018, the Central Bank unilaterally terminated the contract, which led to a lawsuit filed by Lanit. According to the former deputy chairman of the Central Bank, Mikhail Senatorov, Lanit was not going to create a payment system from scratch, but planned to implement the developments of the Italian company SIA S.p.A. in Russia.

In April 2018, the founder of Lanit, Georgy Gens, died, he was linked to the illegal withdrawal of $22 billion from Russia.

Presumably, law enforcement agencies were studying Nabiullina's activities, in particular, the case of Lanit and the death of Gens. That's why there was a fire in the Central Bank to destroy documents. The situation is repeating itself: a huge amount of money has been stolen, and no one is accusing Nabiullina. This is because this money was simply received in unequal parts by Putin's elites involved in the theft, including Elvira Nabiullina herself.

Coverage for theft of public funds

According to the article, Nabiullina received complaints about the actions of her subordinates. The situation with the collective complaint received by Elvira Nabiullina from the Federal State Unitary Enterprise Zemlya indicates possible problems in the activities of her subordinates, as well as neglect of her duties as a manager. The complaint concerned the misuse of 19 billion rubles (~$234m) from public procurement that went through Rosreestr.

The complaint also pointed out that the executives of FCC Zemlya had given themselves substantial bonuses for creating a non-working website (1.15 million rubles or ~$14.1k), while ordinary employees were given only minimal amounts (1 thousand rubles or ~$12). Nabiullina, however, did not pay due attention to the complaint, and the problems at Rosreestr continued.

Molfar's OSINT community is convinced that Nabiullina was a conscious participant in the money laundering schemes, but this does not exclude the possibility that she still failed to provide proper control over her subordinates. In other words, while she was trying to steal money, she was unable to control the theft of smaller amounts by her subordinates.

Resignation

She opposed mobilization, either partial or full, as she believed that it would cause irreparable damage to the Russian economy. The RuKompromat portal wrote that Nabiullina tried to resign, but Putin did not accept her resignation. This information was confirmed by Ksenia Sobchak. The TG channel "General SVR" claimed that Nabiullina "allowed herself to make obscene remarks in a report to Putin, provoking her dismissal".

Illegal party

Valentina Matvienko, Andrey Kolesnikov and Elvira Nabiullina at an "illegal party"

In 2009, she took part in an illegal party – hundreds of guests, including Valentina Matvienko, Mikhail Prokhorov and Elvira Nabiullina, organized a secret party on the museum's territory, on the military cruiser Aurora. However, events involving unauthorized civilians are prohibited on military installations. According to him, the museum director did not give permission for the event.

An accident with fatal results

In 2007, Nabiullina's official Audi A8 crashed into a Model 7 Zhiguli, and the driver of the Zhiguli died in intensive care 10 days later. The woman and her husband, who were riding in the Audi, left the scene of the accident without waiting for the police. No criminal case was opened.

Husband's cheating and sex scandals

In 2021, a video from the Mamaison All-Suites Spa Hotel in Pokrovka, which shows an intimate relationship between Nabiullina's husband Yaroslav Kuzminov and former HSE Vice President Valeria Kasamara, was posted on the Internet. The eg.ru portal claims that Nabiullina knew about this relationship and that it did not affect her or her husband's careers in any way. After the video was published, Mikhail Mishustin suggested that Kuzminov head an expert council under the Russian government.

In 2017, Kuzminov's subordinate Isak Frumin was involved in a sex scandal, and a video of his sexual relationship with his own subordinate, Maxim Petrov, was leaked to the Internet. According to the compromat.net portal, Frumin often accompanied Kuzminov to meetings in the Government and the Presidential Administration. Frumin also had a trusting relationship with the former Minister of Finance and KGO curator Alexei Kudrin, which allowed him to use his connections in the circles of the Russian elite.

Protectorate to relatives

In a 2013 Moscow-Post article about Mikhail Kurbatov, then Deputy Minister of Energy, it was pointed out that his career was directly related to the fact that he was a relative of Elvira Nabiullina, presumably on his mother's side. Kurbatov himself hinted at his family ties to Igor Sechin.

Kurbatov's initiatives were supported by the Russian government, including the requirement for the public sector to reduce electricity consumption by 15% by purchasing fluorescent lamps. In 2009, Kurbatov was caught up in a scandal related to his stay in Courchevel, payment of a fine for a damaged car interior and "hush money" to Russian media outlets that wrote about the incident. In 2012, he was appointed to the government commission on investment projects of national, regional and interregional importance.

In 2003, Kurbatov graduated from the St. Petersburg University of Economics and Finance, in 2004 he joined the MEDT as a leading specialist, and in 2010 he became the director of the department. Presumably because of Nabiullina's protectorate. 

Criminal scheme with Vostochny Bank

In January 2019, Vostochny Bank was granted an 18-month installment plan to build up reserves to maintain its license, which was considered an unprecedented decision for the Russian banking system. This followed a conflict between the bank's chairman, Artem Avetisyan, and the investment fund Baring Vostok, which forced the state regulator to take control of the situation.

Despite a profit of 1.3 billion rubles ($16m), the bank had to add a reserve of 20 billion rubles ($246m) within a year and a half. In fact, Nabiullina enabled Avetisyan to find the missing funds, providing the bank with a year and a half without interference from the National Bank.

The ifb.name portal believes that Vostochny Bank is Nabiullina's "favorite" and hints that all Nabiullina's actions are aimed at colluding with Avetisyan to try to sell the non-profit bank to the Baring Vostok fund. According to this scenario, if Avetisyan fails to form a reserve, the fund will buy out the additional issue, which is a direct financial fraud involving the state.

Intervention in legal disputes

In 2016, lawyer Dmitry Kurochkin died in Finland. Since 2010, Kurochkin had been leading the trial of the conflict between IKEA and businessman Konstantin Ponomarev.

In 2010, the Russian division of Herbert Smith, where Kurochkin was a partner, signed a contract with the international corporation IKEA to resolve the conflict. Ponomarev tried to collect compensation from the Russian subsidiary of IKEA, IKEA Mos LLC, compensation for non-payment of the lease of diesel generators. Kurochkin's group was preparing a settlement agreement in this conflict. In the following years, Kurochkin was approached by law enforcement agencies for information about Ponomarev, and he was one of the most important witnesses in the case where Ponomarev was charged with crimes under Article 159(4) (fraud committed by an organized group or on an especially large scale) and Article 30(2) (preparation for and attempted crime) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

The case was initiated at the request of IKEA, as in addition to the 25 billion rubles (~$307m) in compensation under the settlement agreement, Ponomarev tried to obtain another 33 billion rubles (~$405.9m). During the interrogations, Kurochkin spoke about the involvement in the IKEA case of the then Deputy Head of the Ministry of Economic Development Sergey Belyakov and the former head of the department Elvira Nabiullina, who in telephone conversations with the head of IKEA John Rasmussen assured him of the company support by the Russian government. 

Ponomarev offered Kurochkin to receive the maximum amount from IKEA after one of the interrogations. Kurochkin refused and informed his colleagues and IKEA representatives about the conversation. In 2016, he died, probably murdered in Finland.

Rumors about US citizenship and training under the State Department program

In 2021, a version of Nabiullina's and her family's Norwegian and US citizenship appeared on the Internet. Nabiullina was called a U.S. agent, and the evidence was that she had studied at the Yale World Fellows program in 2007. In 2010, Alexei Navalny graduated from the same program, and Svyatoslav Vakarchuk also studied under this program.

Information about Elvira Nabiullina on the website of Yale University

In 2021, the user Skeptimist published a post on Livejournal with a link to warandpeace.ru, stating that Nabiullina attended the International Visitor Leadership Program, allegedly funded by the US State Department, and that she could have been recruited by US intelligence services during the program. 

As evidence, they cite the "facts" that information about her education in the United States has disappeared from Wikipedia (the English version of the Wiki still contains the information), and that all references to Nabiullina have been removed from the Yale University website, except for the section about her being a candidate for the program. Nabiullina is not among the graduates of the 2007 program, nor is there any mention of her.

Elvira Nabiullina's connections according to the Kompromat publication

  • Agamirzyan Igor Rubenovich (21.03.1957) – CEO and Chairman of the Board of RVC. He worked closely with Nabiullina, when she was the Minister of Economic Development and Trade, to create the so-called national investment system. The result of this "cooperation" was large sums of money that left Russia for the United States through this company;
  • Gref German Oskarovich (08.02.1964) – President and Chairman of the Board of Sberbank of Russia. During his tenure as Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Elvira Nabiullina was considered his "right-hand man." Today, they maintain a warm relationship;
  • Urinson Yakov Moiseevich (12.09.1944) – Chairman of the Board of Directors of OJSC AKB Strategy. Nabiullina was his deputy when Urinson was Minister of Economy. At the same time, Urinson spoke of her only in a positive light, calling her "Elvirochka" and promising her a "great future";
  • Anatoly Borisovich Chubais (16.06.1955) – former chairman of the Rosnano board. In 1995, Elvira Nabiullina was the secretary of the Commission on Economic Reforms headed by Yassin (she took this position on Yassin's recommendation). They still keep in touch. Nabiullina calls Chubais "a real boulder" in a narrow circle;
  • Igor Yurievich Yurgens (06.11.1952) – President of the Institute for Contemporary Development (INSOR). He maintains friendly relations with Nabiullina's husband, Yaroslav Kuzminov, rector of the Higher School of Economics, and is a professor at the same school. During her tenure as minister, Nabiullina was a member of the INSOR board of trustees. As an advisor to Vladimir Putin, she distanced herself from the activities of the "pro-Medvedev" structure;
  • Yevgeny Grigorievich Yasin (07.05.1934) – he is actually Nabiullina's "godfather." She owes him everything: from her husband to her current position. She considers Yasin her teacher and treats him with genuine reverence.

Elvira Nabiullina's family

Husband and son

A joint photo of Elvira Nabiullina with her husband

Yaroslav Ivanovich Kuzminov (26/27.05.1957, TW, FB, [email protected], [email protected], +74956286187, +773605750199, website, passport 4505377862, TIN 773605750199, SNILS 00158506008) – husband. They met in the late 1980s, while studying for a PhD. At the time, Yaroslav was married and had 2 children: Ivan and Angelina (03.02.1986). In 1988, he and Elvira had a child together: Vasiliy.

In 2018, he flew from Grozny to Vnukovo. According to the insight, he owns a 2008 Infiniti M 35, state number C404OV199, VIN JN1VANU50U0230658. 

Yaroslav is the son of Professor and Doctor of Economics Ivan Ivanovich Kuzminov, who worked at the Higher Party School and the Academy of Social Sciences under the CPSU Central Committee as the head of the Department of Political Economy.

In 1979, Yaroslav graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Moscow State University, where he taught at the Department of History of Economic Thought for 10 years. In 1989, he opened the Department of Economic Theory at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. From 1989 to 1993, he was a senior researcher and head of the economic research sector at the Institute of Economics of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1992, the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Yegor Gaidar appointed Yaroslav as Director of the Higher School of Economics (HSE), in 1994, he was elected Rector, and worked in this position until July 2021.

In 2014, Yaroslav Kuzminov was elected to the Moscow City Duma of the VI convocation in the 45th electoral district and served until 2019. Since June 2021, he has been on the board of Sistema JSFC (2021: Net income $263m), an investment company in agricultural holdings, telecommunications, real estate, and banks. As of December 2022, he is not listed on the website. He has an account on Vivino.

Photo: Elvira Nabiullina's son, Vasiliy

Vasily Yaroslavovich Kuzminov (13.08.1988, +79165318983 , FB (deleted), VK1, VK2 (deleted, interests, archive), TW, [email protected], [email protected], passport 4509217825, TIN 773612434719) – son of Elvira Nabiullina by Yaroslav Kuzminov. He graduated from HSE, where his father was a rector, and completed his postgraduate studies at the IGITI Center for Fundamental Sociology at HSE. Later, he completed his master's degree at the University of Manchester in the UK. After that, he joined the HSE Research Institute.

In 2019, he worked at Prosvita Publishing House, where he received a salary of $23k/month. In 2021, he received an income of $23k from Yandex and $2.3k from HSE.

Vasily's girlfriend is allegedly Daria Sergeevna Filippova (07.05.1988, VK, +79165890307, [email protected], [email protected]). Together, they ordered food (1, 2, 3) via Yandex at the following addresses: "Troitsk Akademicheskaya Street 4", "Moscow Chistoprudny Boulevard 13, office no. 28", "Moscow Solyanka Street, 1/2 office sq. 23 (б)".

According to the publication, Vasily legally "skipped out" on the army because he entered a postgraduate program.

Parents and brother

Nabiullin Sakhipzada Saitzadayevych (25.11.1932, passport: 4501970673, SNILS: 12876822801) – according to Nabiullina's biography, her father worked as a driver at a motor transport company. His address as of 2016 is house number 18, 3rd Vladimirskaya Street, Moscow, apartment 10.

Nabiullina Zuleikha Khamatnurivna (12.03.1941, +79647297639, passport: 4501952281, TIN: 770103242982, SNILS: 02567515256) – according to Nabiullina's biography, her mother was a machine operator at a Moscow instrument-making plant. In 1999, she worked for Trans Gas Station, a chain of gas stations, with an annual salary of 14 thousand rubles (~$172). Her address for 2021 is house number 103 Volgogradsky Ave, building number 2, apartment 58.

Nabiullin Irek Sakhipzadovich (26.01.1972, VK, 79031398483, 79685088055, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], TIN 770100471960) – brother. A graduate of the Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation and the Higher School of Economics.

In 1999, he worked for the Russian chain of gas stations in Moscow and the Moscow region, Trans Gas Station. The company was blacklisted by the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection. The company was accused of selling petroleum products that did not meet environmental requirements, violating the rules for maintaining green spaces, violating waste storage requirements, and operating in specially protected areas. According to the media, the company was to be fined $728k. It was also included in the list of gas stations with low-quality fuel.

In 2001, he was listed as a member of the legal entity LLC "Territorial and Industrial Corporation Novotorg", which was engaged in wholesale fuel trade.

In 2003, he worked for Miori LLC. According to the KVED, they were engaged in the retail sale of jewelry. His official income was $355.

From 2001 to 2003, he worked at Sherp Consult CJSC. He was engaged in marketing research. From 2004 to 2004, he worked at Tig Eldorado OJSC. Officially received $9.2k for the year. He also worked at Eldorado LLC.

As of 2016, a person with the same full name is listed in the Russian Federation database as a criminal person, record type 85. Presumably, this refers to Article 85 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, "Pardon". According to this article, the President of the Russian Federation grants pardons to an individual person.

From 2018 to 2019, he worked at Angstrom, a Russian manufacturer of microcircuits and power semiconductor devices. In 2018, he was listed as HR Director. His official income for 2019 was $19k.

In 2019, he worked for Petrovax Pharm, a Russian manufacturer of immunobiological drugs and vaccines. He officially received $12.7k in salary. In 2021, he received $13.6k in income from CTI, a Russian provider of IT solutions and cloud services.

Married to Nabiullina Albina Ravilievna (25.03.1980, +79055853412, [email protected]), he has a son, Nabiullin Ilyas Irekovich (25.07.2008, [email protected], +79035762123), and a daughter, Nabiullina Alina Irekovna (12.12.2004, Pinterest, [email protected], +79174261517, +79174167625), who presumably paints.

Assets of the Nabiullin family

Real estate

  1. According to a 2015 publication, she owns an apartment with an area of 111.2 m².
  2. According to a 2013 publication, she owns 1/3 of a 70.6 m² apartment.
  3. According to a 2008 publication, she owns a 2-storey house in Vatutinki (Moscow).
  4. The husband is registered in a new building at 25 Molodtsova St., bldg. 3, apartment 67, according to the 2021 declaration, he owns a land plot of 1500 m² and a dacha of 326.1 m².
  5. Her son owns an apartment in Moscow, at 7, 1, 10 Kosygin Street, and a plot with the cadastral number "77 06 0001002 4472".
  6. According to the 2018 insight, Nabiullina owns a 1470 m² land plot, an apartment and 2/3 of an apartment with a total area of 159.27 m², as well as a 326.1 m² dacha. This real estate is also associated with Nabiullina's husband.
  7. According to a 2016 insight report, Nabiullina's husband owns a plot with cadastral number "50:54:020105:0072", and a residence at 7 Kosygin Street, Moscow, apartment 70.
  8. According to an insight from 1996, Nabiullina's mother owns a 54.8 m² apartment at 7 Tokmakov Lane, Moscow, apartment 23.
  9. According to the 2016 insight, Nabiullina's father owns a house with a plot of land in the village of Taskaly, Chemagushevsky district, Bashkiria.
  10. According to a 2003 insight report, Nabiullina's father owns an 18.6 m² room in a 130.1 m² apartment at 9 Ordzhonikidze Street, Moscow, apartment 24, building 1.

Automobiles

  1. Nissan Infiniti M35 – according to the publication, belongs to Nabiullina, however, the car is used by her husband
  2. Jaguar S-Type (В010МР77) – according to the publication, belongs to Nabiullina;
  3. Audi А8, 1997, dark green (K277OO777) – as of 2019 belongs to Nabiullina;
  4. Daewoo Espero, 1997, green (C125SO77) – as of 2019 belongs to Nabiullina.
Income of Elvira Nabiullina and her husband (document with links)

Contacts

OK (probably fake), Inst (probably fake), [email protected].

 

Additional information:

  • documents: passport – 4509217788, TIN – 773603005752, SNILS – 00116390385;
  • according to her biography, she speaks French and English;
  • she is fond of art, classical music, and French undubbed films;
  • in 2008, someone tried to rob her house, but the alarm went off;
  • In 2019 and 2018 she flew from Grozny to Moscow, and in 2016 she flew from Moscow to Gorno-Altaysk and back.
  • in September 2010, she flew to Gorno-Altaisk for several days (1, 2);
  • known passwords of the husband: "1q2w3e", "27051957", "2kouzmin", "2kouzmino", "2kouzminov", "2kouzminov123", "2kouzminov2", "2kouzminova", "2kouzminovq", "loojoopo".

Known photos of Elvira Nabiullina and her family

Photo: Elvira Nabiullina and her husband Yaroslav Kuzminov
Photo: Nabiullina in her school days
Photo: at the BF Artist anniversary in 2013
Other known photos of Elvira Nabiullina
Other known photos of Elvira Nabiullina's son, including with friends in Tver clubs

✉️ To contact the team and receive a comment, please fill out the form below or send your request to: [email protected]

#Financial fraud #Moscow
Contact us