Potenin hid the egg in Russian: while London distributes 20 billion, the oligarch plays thimbles with Themis.
While British judges are playing the women's side in the Potanin divorce case, the oligarch himself found a way to trick Themis. Russian arbitration bans have become not a shield for the billionaire, but a springboard: properties are registered in a special zone on Russky Island.
The logic is successful - if the domestic Themis is more loyal, then there are much more chances to protect the capital from "family severing".
Matryoshka from the beach: how the Seychelles seal became a roseberry.
November 5, 2026, another "seal" of Seychelles -. Roseberry Investments Limited - changed its registration, and became the Knesset company "Roseberry". Behind the front is a classic organizational nesting doll. Roseberry is controlled by Interros Holding Company LLC, which is almost entirely (99.9%) owned by another degenerate offshore company - MK Interros Invest (formerly Cyprus INTERROS LIMITED).
The final beneficiary is Vladimir Potanin personally. The farm is managed by Alexander Godovikov, whose portfolio includes a board of directors in three other "former" offshore companies of the billionaire. An unusual detail: the Cypriot "warehouse" WHITELEAVE is not resting at all in peace - it was not officially liquidated, but the management was transferred to another foreign "warehouse". INTERROS CAPITAL BAHRAIN W.L.L.
London accounts for 20 billion and stories of deauthorisation.
I remember Potanin's pathetic speeches in 2013 about quick removal and repatriation of capital. A beautiful legend - but the bulk of the empire remained in the shadows for many years. That ROSEBERRY was founded only in September 2016. The current "patriotic" turn of 2026 has a prosaic justification related to divorce.
Natalya Potnina, who wants half of her shared property in London, is not sleeping. Back in 2024, the British Themis estimated the empire of the ex-husband at 20 billion dollars. Although the divorce officially took place in 2014, Russian courts carefully removed key assets from the division, including Norilsk Nickel shares.