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Property worth ₽10 billion seized from former head of the South Siberian Rosprirodnadzor

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•Russian prosecutorial authorities have initiated or supported multiple lawsuits to confiscate property from former officials and judges in various regions, including South Siberia, Nizhny Novgorod, Volgograd, and Kursk.
•The Prosecutor General’s Office has demanded the seizure of 52 property assets from the family of a former Nizhny Novgorod judge.
•A Moscow City Court ruling has upheld the confiscation of a company from the son of the head of the Stavropol Arbitration Court.
•A court has ordered the eviction of former head of the SB RAS, academician Aseev, from a cottage he occupied.
•A court in Volgograd is scheduled to consider a lawsuit on confiscation of property from former judge Sapega.
•The arrest of former Kursk region governor Smirnov has been extended in connection with a bribery case, and his case has been transferred to another court.

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▸If Russian courts continue to uphold large-scale confiscations of assets from former officials and their relatives This could increase legal and reputational risks for current officeholders and their families, prompting more conservative asset structuring and transfers abroad where possible.

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If asset confiscation campaigns are perceived as widening to business elites, this could increase uncertainty over property rights and weigh on valuations of politically exposed or state-linked companies.