Leak reveals Roman Abramovich's billion-dollar trusts transferred before Russia sanctions
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56% : "And then when you add further levels of abstraction with respect to who controls the assets, enforcement can become a very challenging exercise."47% : He was then replaced by his children, though in March 2022, shortly before the UK and EU imposed sanctions on Abramovich, the trustees of the HF Trust told a Cayman Islands-based hedge fund administrator that the children held no fixed interest in the trust's assets and any distribution of its funds were made at the trustee's discretion.
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