Power and money are like champagne and bubbles, always together. And Forbes experts found out how much people’s servants get and how many real estate they own. To do this, they had to study the declarations of more than 400 departments and government agencies (the CEC, the presidential administration, the Central Bank, the Supreme Court, etc.).

When compiling the rating of the richest civil servants and deputies of Russia in 2019, the total income of the family of the representative of the government, that is, his earnings, and the income of his wife (or husband) and minor children, was taken into account. And the registered real estate objects included not only land, but also country houses, houses and apartments, as well as other real estate assets.

Top 100 richest civil servants and deputies of the Russian Federation 2019

We present you the top 10 richest officials and deputies of Russia in 2019.

10. Alexander Bogomaz

Position: Governor of the Bryansk region.
Total revenue: 1.2 billion rubles.

One of the richest governors in Russia is also the potato king of the Bryansk region. Back in 1998, together with his wife, he founded a farm called “Bogomaz”, which was unpretentious. Currently, it has become the largest potato producer in the Bryansk region.

Like all the other participants in the ranking of the richest officials in Russia, Bogomaz is a member of the United Russia faction.

It is interesting that even though the Bryansk governor was only in tenth place in income, he is confidently leading in the top 20 in the number of real estate properties. They are declared as much as 285.

9. Igor Redkin

Position: Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Kamchatka Territory.
Total revenue: 1.4 billion rubles.

Another United Russia member in the list of the richest deputies of 2019 specializes not in potatoes, but in fish. In 1997, he became the head of the Vityaz-Avto company, which, contrary to the name, is engaged in the extraction and processing of fish.

In January 2019, Kamchatka-Inform reported that a criminal case was instituted against the ex-CEO of Vityaz-Auto regarding tax evasion. This is a large sum of 20 million rubles.

8. Dmitry Iltyakov

Position: Member of the Kurgan Regional Duma.
Total revenue: 1.6 billion rubles.

Potato and fish kings were already in our ranking. Now let's talk about the master of barbecue and roast, in other words, co-owner of one of the largest meat processing holdings in Russia. We are talking about the Veles holding, which includes: a cannery, pig-breeding complexes, a meat factory and many company stores.

And once Iltyakov and his brother started their business by buying meat from local peasants and reselling it in the Sverdlovsk region. Then they began to produce sausages in the rented workshop, and gradually expanded production. Well, the deputy salary has become a small pleasant increase in total income.

7. Igor Evtushok

Position: Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Kamchatka Territory.
Total revenue: 1.7 billion rubles.

Kamchatka Territory is generous to its deputy. Just two of the local Legislative Assembly entered the ranking of the highest incomes of civil servants and deputies according to Forbes.

However, in addition to his main work, Yevtushok is one of the owners of Okeanrybflot, a large Kamchatka fishing holding. Last year, the company's net profit amounted to 1.6 billion rubles.

At the end of last year, Yevtushok became the richest deputy in the Kamchatka Territory.

6. Alexander Basansky

Position: Member of the Magadan Regional Duma.
Total revenue: 1.8 billion rubles.

If desired, Basansky can eat from golden plates and drink from silver bowls. After all, he owns the Arbat concern, which controls the extraction of gold and silver and its sale in the form of jewelry and souvenirs. This company is one of the largest gold mining enterprises in the Magadan region.

By the number of real estate objects (there are 188 of them), Basansky is second in the top ten to only another Alexander - Bogomaz.

5. Grigory Anikeev

Position: State Duma deputy.
Total revenue: 2.36 billion rubles.

The deputy, patriot, United Russia, and all this is about Grigory Anikeev. He owns the meat processing holding ABI Group, which owns many well-known brands, such as Yadrena Kopot, Goryachka Shtuchka and others.

In addition to worries about improving the life of the people and their nutrition, Anikeev is engaged in patriotic education of young people, as well as promoting a healthy lifestyle and helping low-income families. He is the chairman of the Charity and Order public organization.

4. Valery Ponomarev

Position: Member of the Federation Council
Total revenue: 2.37 billion rubles.

This entrepreneur and official is not the first time to get on the list of Russian rich. In 2015, he was named the richest Russian parliamentarian. His income statement for 2015 contained an incredible figure for an ordinary Russian of 1.4 billion rubles.

Behind Ponomarev, rich. Together with Igor Yevtushk, Ponomarev owns the Okeanrybflot company.

3. Sergey Gusev

Position: Deputy of the Belgorod Regional Duma
Total revenue: 2.8 billion rubles.

The career path of one of the richest deputies in Russia clearly demonstrates that even a simple engineer (not at the factory, but at the Slavyanka confectionery factory) can, at an opportune moment, break into a leadership position, and then become one of the most successful entrepreneurs in Russia. A favorable moment for Gusev came in 1994, when the privatization of the enterprise was in full swing.

Currently, Slavyanka has turned into a whole group of enterprises, whose total revenue in 2017 reached 10 billion rubles.

In the Belgorod Regional Duma, Gusev represents the very party (you probably guessed which one). He is also Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Economics, Industry and Entrepreneurship.

2. Konstantin Strukov

Position: Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Chelyabinsk Region
Total revenue: 4.4 billion rubles.

Strukov’s journey from a simple miner to one of the “golden kings" of Russia took 17 years. In 1980, the future billionaire completed his studies at the Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute and was sent to the Kazakh SSR to join Karaganda Coal. And in 1997 he became the head of the Yuzhuralzoloto enterprise, which at that time was in crisis.

Under the leadership of Strukov, Yuzhuralzoloto in 2017 became the fourth gold mining enterprise in Russia (15 tons of gold).

Also, this deputy became famous in Runet thanks to daughters who are having fun with their dad’s money and posting their photos on social networks. One of them, under the pseudonym Valeria Evans, wrote about her father a song called “Papa Boss”, where she compared him to the famous gangster Al Capone.

1. Pavel Antov

Position: Member of the Legislative Assembly of Vladimir Region
Total revenue: 9.9 billion rubles.

According to Forbes, the richest Russian deputy receives almost 10 billion rubles a year. He is a minority shareholder and vice president of Vladimir Standard, a group of companies engaged in the production and supply of meat and sausage products.

In addition to his parliamentary and entrepreneurial activities, Antov also enters the world of art. He opened the gallery of the Vladimir School of Painting, promotes the school itself and is the organizer of the permanent exhibition "ArtSoyuzZebra" in the Moscow Central House of Artists.

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