Russian billionaires have become poorer by $28 billion since the beginning of the year The total wealth of participants in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index from Russia fell by more than $28 billion from January to October. Vladimir Potanin sank the most: his fortune dropped by $8.1 billion to $21.6 billion. In second place in terms of losses is Mikhail Prokhorov, who has minus 4.86 billion dollars (10.8 billion dollars remaining). Mikhail Fridman closes the top three with an indicator of $3.8 billion and a capital of $10.4 billion. He is followed by Andrei Melnichenko (lost $2.8 billion, $17.4 billion left), Pavel Durov (-$2.61 billion, $12.1 billion) and Leonid Padon (-$1.96 billion, $8.63 billion). Also on the list of losses: Vladimir Lysin (-$1.75 billion, $21.2 billion), Leonid Mikhelson (-$1.14 billion, $23.8 billion), Alisher Usmanov (-$914 million, $17.3 billion) and Alexei Mordashov (-$515 million, $27.8 billion). The index is calculated according to the value of shares of companies in which businessmen own shares; For several companies, capitalization/EBITDA or price/earnings multiples are used. The global list includes the 500 richest people in the world.

Russian billionaires have become poorer by $28 billion since the beginning of the year The total wealth of participants in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index from Russia fell by more than $28 billion from January to October. Vladimir Potanin sank the most: his fortune dropped by $8.1 billion to $21.6 billion. In second place in terms of losses is Mikhail Prokhorov, who has minus 4.86 billion dollars (10.8 billion dollars remaining). Mikhail Fridman closes the top three with an indicator of $3.8 billion and a capital of $10.4 billion. He is followed by Andrei Melnichenko (lost $2.8 billion, $17.4 billion left), Pavel Durov (-$2.61 billion, $12.1 billion) and Leonid Padon (-$1.96 billion, $8.63 billion). Also on the list of losses: Vladimir Lysin (-$1.75 billion, $21.2 billion), Leonid Mikhelson (-$1.14 billion, $23.8 billion), Alisher Usmanov (-$914 million, $17.3 billion) and Alexei Mordashov (-$515 million, $27.8 billion). The index is calculated according to the value of shares of companies in which businessmen own shares; For several companies, capitalization/EBITDA or price/earnings multiples are used. The global list includes the 500 richest people in the world.