Vladimir Antonov News
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Since its founding in 1350, Trinity Hall, one of the University of Cambridge’s 31 colleges, has endured the plague and the English Reformation. Now it is taking on the banking business.
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Former Bankas Snoras AB owner Vladimir Antonov, who is fighting extradition to Lithuania to face fraud charges, lost a U.K. court ruling to lift a freeze of his assets and delay a related civil lawsuit.
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Vladimir Antonov, whose grandfather worked on the Soviet atomic bomb, opted for a career in banking when he arrived in Moscow in the early 1990s.
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The European Investment Bank said it will bar Russian banker Vladimir Antonov from investing in Saab Automobile as long as the struggling Swedish carmaker owes the bank money.
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Vladimir Antonov, a former Bankas Snoras AB shareholder, sold his stake in Banco Trasatlantico SA to minority shareholders from Panama for $13.36 million.
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Spyker Cars NV , the Dutch owner of Saab Automobile, agreed to sell its sports-car unit to Russian businessman Vladimir Antonov to help reduce debt.
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Bankas Snoras AB’s former owners siphoned away money through transfers to personal accounts, collateral for loans, and fake real estate deals using a web of offshore entities, the bank said in a London court filing.
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One of the first things Neil Cooper did in his hunt for more than $600 million missing from Bankas Snoras AB was look at the defunct Baltic lender’s deleted files.
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Vladimir Antonov , the Russian investor who helped finance Spyker Cars NV’s purchase of Saab Automobile, is in talks with General Motors Co. to become a shareholder in Saab, Svenska Dagbladet reported, citing Antonov.
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Vladimir Antonov , majority stakeholder in Bankas Snoras AB , said the financial group may expand its banking business to Sweden.
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