Former Mir Bank Owner Sentenced to 14 Years for Embezzlement
Alexander Mironov, former owner of commercial bank Mir, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for embezzlement, while his advisor Tatyana Pinchuk received a five-year conditional sentence. Both were ordered to pay over 612 million rubles to the Deposit Insurance Agency.
Consensus
- Alexander Mironov was sentenced to 14 years in prison by the Savelovsky District Court of Moscow.
- Tatyana Pinchuk was sentenced to five years of conditional imprisonment with a five-year probation period.
- Both were fined 500,000 rubles.
- Over 612 million rubles were ordered to be paid to the Deposit Insurance Agency.
- The court found Mironov and Pinchuk guilty of embezzlement.
- The case involved the theft of more than 600 million rubles from the Mir bank.
Points of divergence
- Mironov and Pinchuk allegedly stole bank funds by issuing loans to fictitious companies. — vm
- The defendants were accused of embezzling over 600 million rubles and subsequently laundering the funds. — vesti
- Dina Pakhomova, former head of Arkbank, was previously sentenced for embezzling over 4.6 billion rubles. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Former owner of commercial bank 'Mir' Mironov sentenced for embezzlement: what term did he receive — Вечерняя Москва
- In Moscow, court found former owner of commercial bank "Mir" guilty — Вести
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