Post: #1

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/ma...settlement

Russian oligarch's former wife awarded £2.6bn in record-breaking divorce

Settlement deprives billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev of half of his fortune – in what may be the most expensive divorce in history

Post: #2

No pussy is worth 4.4 billion dollars. No pussy is even worth half of my (meager in comparison) net worth.

Post: #3

Most expensive pussy in the world. Surprised he didn't make her "disappear" with a couple of mils tossed to right people.

Post: #4

(05-20-2014 02:47 AM)funkyzeit Wrote:  Most expensive pussy in the world. Surprised he didn't make her "disappear" with a couple of mils tossed to right people.

not many ppl are that cold, and he would really regret it if he got busted. would anyway, unless he's a full-on psychopath.

Post: #5

She's young too. This might the the biggest female robbery in history. Something tells me this was her plan from the get.

Post: #6

Men become billionaires by starting companies and then going public.

Women become billionaires by marrying male billionaires and then divorcing.

Post: #7

(05-20-2014 03:14 AM)Icarus Wrote:  Men become billionaires by starting companies and then going public.

Women become billionaires by marrying male billionaires and then divorcing.

She might now by default be in the top 5 of richest women on earth. For doing nothing, other then being a bitch.

Post: #8

From the article:

Quote:The couple met when they were students in Perm in the Ural mountains, and married 23 years ago in Cyprus. But they had been fighting for six years over a divorce settlement. Bonnant said Ms Rybolovlev had obtained "exactly" the sum she had sought from the court in Geneva where she lives. She was also awarded custody of their younger daughter, Anna, who is 13.

And they post this photo:



Who is that woman? His daughter? His ex-wife? If they married in 1991, then the ex must be at least 41 years old. The woman in the photo looks younger. Well, the woman in the photo looks like an android, actually. Or a wax figure. Anything but a human with a body temperature of approximately 38 Celsius.

Post: #9

As matter of principle, he should have her assassinated.

Post: #10

Here's his eldest daughter:

Ekaterina Rybolovleva: Skorpios’ new owner (2013)

Quote:Russian socialite, Ekaterina Rybolovleva, 24, daughter of the billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev is the new owner of the private Skorpios island in the Ionian Sea purchased in 1962 by Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onasis.

The Russian co-founder of potash producing company Uralkali bought the island for reportedly $100 million from Onasis’ granddaughter Athina. The island is “a present” to the Russian heiress from her father in terms of a real estate investment. Rybolovleva has also purchased the nearby small island of Sparti. Onassis had bought the island for $10,000 back in 1962.

With his divorce from his wife Elena pending, some speculate that the Russian magnate prefers purchasing in guise of donations towards his two daughters, Ekaterina, 24, and Anna, 12, so that his wife cannot raise claims to his assets.

Although local authorities claim the purchase is most probably a long-term lease, since according to lawyers, Onassis’ will allegedly forbade the sale of the island. Ekaterina has already begun restoration works in view of her coming summer vacations.

Τhe high luxury resort is has entered a new era. Trucks are removing what’s left from the Onassis family on the island. The mayor of Meganisi, Eustathios Zavitsanos noted that he and the locals hope the new owners will show the required respect to the natural beauties of the island.

“Skorpios island is part of a island complex and famous for its long history of tranquility, simplicity and beauty. Many celebrities and famous people have visited the island in the past showing total respect of it. We do not want it now to turn into a catwalk or like Saint Tropez,” he said.

Ekaterina is the eldest daughter of Rybolovlev. Βorn in Russia but raised in Monaco and Switzerland, she has grown to be in the center of media attention despite being so young. Last year, while studying at Harvard, she made the front pages of magazines for purchasing one of the most prestigious and expensive apartments of Manhattan for $88 million. The new owner of Skorpios seem to have her love for horse-riding in common with Athina Onassis.

According to foreign media reports, Rybolovleva is particularly exhilarated with the idyllic island, where Onassis and Jackie Kennedy were married in 1968, and is already planning on spending her time between New York, Russia and Greece.

She is an avid equestrian, and has at least three horses – Lucky The Man, Obelix du Thot and Uropo. Her father is ranked the 93rd richest man in the world. The oligarch became popular in Greece after the Cyprus banking crisis burst out earlier this year as he owned 10% of the Bank of Cyprus’ shares and is going to suffer huge losses as the government confiscates up to 80 percent of bank deposits over 100,000 euros ($130,000) to get an international bailout.

Post: #11

Ekaterina Rybolovleva, 22, buys $88m New York apartment (2012)

Post: #12

WB but she's quite average looking for a Russian girl.

Very found face and pudgy nose.

Edit: looks better in pic above, but still nothing spectacular.

Post: #13

Would Bang daughter pictured above.

Then Would Troll after with credit card by swiping her ass cheeks to see if rubles fall out of her pussy.

Post: #14

Here's the ex wife:


Swiss court grants $4.5 bln divorce to Russian tycoon’s wife (2014)

Post: #15

Ex wife is quite a thief indeed:

Russian billionaire’s former wife detained in Cyprus over $25m ring (2014)

Quote:ELENA Rybolovleva, the former wife of Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev who, pre-bailout, had almost a 10% stake in Bank of Cyprus, was detained in Cyprus on Monday in connection with the alleged theft of a diamond ring believed to be worth $25 million, police said.

The case was reported to Limassol CID yesterday morning by a lawyer from Bolton Trustees who filed the complaint on behalf of the Domus Trust, a Cypriot International Trust.

“Pursuant to a criminal complaint filed, Elena Rybolovleva was today detained by the police authorities of Cyprus upon her arrival to Cyprus. The complaint filed relates, inter alia, to the theft of trust property (a rare item of an extremely high value) by Rybolovleva,” a written statement from Bolton Trustees said.

The statement said the company had no intention of commenting on the substance of the complaint filed with the police but a police spokesman confirmed that the rare and valuable item was a diamond ring worth some $25 million which the 48-year-old Rybolovleva had allegedly borrowed and given to her 25-year-old daughter in Switzerland back in 2009 but never returned to the trust.

“The trustee of a Cypriot International Trust has a legal duty and obligation to preserve and protect the trust property. The discharge of the trustee’s fiduciary duties commands that all steps are taken to protect the title and legal ownership of the trust property in the most efficient way possible and always in accordance with applicable laws,” Bolton Trustees said.

Rybolovleva arrived in Cyprus on a flight from Switzerland yesterday morning and was stopped by police who will question her and determine the need to remand her in custody, the police spokesman said. He said legal services were consulted on the matter and the police would act diligently to make sure the law was upheld.

Bolton Trustees, in their statement, added that they were obliged to proceed accordingly to protect the trust property.

“It is very important for Cyprus, as a jurisdiction and an international financial centre, to protect the companies and trusts which have shown confidence in its economy, financial and legal system,” the Trustees said.

Dmitry Rybolovlev made much of his fortune from the 2010 sale of his stake in fertiliser company Uralkali for $6.5 billion.

In the Cyprus bailout he is estimated to have been left with, along with Bank of Cyprus and other ‘old shareholders’, one 20th of his total stake in the bank. As a depositor, losing 47% of his money in the haircut, he will however be compensated with new shares in lieu of the lost deposits.

Rybolovlev’s Limassol-based lawyer in Cyprus, Andreas Neocleous told the Cyprus Mail on Monday, the issue with the ring had nothing to do with his client and declined to comment further.

The couple’s divorce – they were married 23 years – has been acrimonious with several lawsuits involving expensive properties in places like New York. Rybolovleva filed for a divorce in 2008, accusing her husband of cheating. There were also accusations that Rybolovlev had moved his art collection, valued at between $500 million and $1 billion, to London and Singapore by using trusts in various countries ostensibly to hide assets from his wife.

Trusts were also set up in Cyprus after the law was updated in March 2012. It was speculated that the law change was partly to benefit foreign investors like Rybolovlev. At the time it was said that pressure to speed up the changes had come through senior BoC officials to facilitate their biggest shareholder in the hopes he would take advantage of a new share issue designed to help re-capitalise the bank. However Rybolovlev did not exercise his rights. It was said his decision was linked to the bank’s refusal to grant him a seat on the board.

According to the New York Times the Rybolovlevs met on their first day in college in Russia, witnessing his ascent from doctor to billionaire entrepreneur. The reports said he only found out about the divorce on New Year’s Eve 2008 from his bankers after his accounts were frozen.

“He was not a model husband,” Sergey Chernitsyn, a spokesman for Rybolovlev told the NYT at the time. “Mr Rybolovlev never denied the infidelities, but the wife knew about it for many years and passively accepted it.”

Post: #16

With that kind of money, I'm surprised she hasn't had an "accident" yet.

Post: #17

It's tough when he has kids with her. If she magically disappeared one day the daughter would blame him. Sucks to be him sure. But he still has tons of money. It really doesn't affect his lifestyle.

Post: #18

Taking bets on her not getting it till some time passes.

Post: #19

Looks like oligarchs get punked too

Post: #20

Divorce is trendy these days. Even the nobles want to play like the commoners.

Post: #21

With that kind of money at stake, quite frankly, I would just have her murdered.

It's like a kind of Laffer curve--at some point it really does become cheaper to nail the bitch rather than pay the settlement. At some point, prolly around the 1 bn dollar mark, the marginal cost of the next dollar of the payout exceeds the dollar risk of getting caught. And as a Russian oligarch I'd be shocked if he couldn't find some way to do her in without getting caught.

Post: #22

So much for Monaco becoming the next PSG. . .

Post: #23

(05-20-2014 07:36 AM)randomForest Wrote:  With that kind of money at stake, quite frankly, I would just have her murdered.

It's like a kind of Laffer curve--at some point it really does become cheaper to nail the bitch rather than pay the settlement. And as a Russian oligarch I'd be shocked if he couldn't find some way to do her in without getting caught.

I know you're just joking but you don't murder the mother of your children.

Post: #24

(05-20-2014 07:36 AM)randomForest Wrote:  With that kind of money at stake, quite frankly, I would just have her murdered.

I like your thinking. Very Chaotic Evil-like:

"I will burn everything! If you die, I will laugh. If I die, I will laugh."

Post: #25

(05-20-2014 08:06 AM)Gringuito Wrote:  I know you're just joking but you don't murder the mother of your children.

I don't know man, human nature can be animalistic at times.