The Arbitration Court of Moscow declared Arseniy Shulgin
The Arbitration Court of Moscow declared Arseniy Shulgin, son of singer Valeria, bankrupt and initiated the realization of his assets due to a debt of nearly 23 million rubles, according to the newspaper Izvestia.
Consensus
- Artseny Shulgin was declared bankrupt by the Moscow Arbitrazh Court.
- The debt amounted to nearly 23 million rubles.
- The debt originated from a loan taken for business development.
- Shulgin has not been formally employed.
- The court initiated the procedure for the realization of Shulgin's property.
- The bankruptcy petition was filed in May 2026.
- The creditor in the documents is listed as Philipp Berezovsky.
Points of divergence
- The court decision was based on an unpaid loan for business development, with the total debt including penalties and court expenses reaching almost 23 million rubles. — vesti
- The court replaced the creditor at a previous hearing, and the new creditor was granted the right to claim nearly 23 million rubles, including principal, interest, penalty, and court costs. — riamo
- In October 2024, the Tverской District Court of Moscow accepted a claim for over 587,000 USD related to a loan agreement. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Son of Valeria Arseny Shulgin became bankrupt due to debt of 23 million rubles — Вести
- Court declared singer Valeria's son bankrupt due to debt of 23 million rubles — РИАМО