Moscow Court Arrests Former VTB Bank VP Ter-Avanesov in Absentia
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A Moscow court has arrested former VTB Bank senior vice president Ter-Avanesov in absentia on fraud charges. This legal action reflects intensified scrutiny of senior banking officials in Russia and may impact the reputation of the country's financial sector. Ter-Avanesov remains at large, raising questions about the enforcement of the court's decision.
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- •The arrest order was issued by a Moscow court on April 20, 2026.
- •Ter-Avanesov held the position of senior vice president at VTB Bank before the charges.
- •The charges against Ter-Avanesov relate to alleged fraud.
- •Ter-Avanesov is not currently in custody and has been arrested in absentia.
- •The court also arrested clients linked to the largest "paper" VAT network on the same day.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Russian authorities locate and detain Ter-Avanesov he could face trial in Russia, potentially leading to a conviction that would reinforce legal accountability in the banking sector.
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