Viktor Vekselberg

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Viktor Vekselberg is a Russian billionaire businessman and art collector known for amassing one of the largest collections of Fabergé eggs and for his prominent role in Russia’s energy and investment sectors.

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Mikhail Fridman 1
Viktor Vekselberg canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art collector
billionaire
businessman
human
academicDegree engineering degree
business aluminum industry
energy sector
oil industry
real estate
telecommunications
countryOfBirth Soviet Union NERFINISHED
Ukrainian SSR NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Cyprus NERFINISHED
Russia NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1957-04-14
educatedAt Moscow Transportation Engineering Institute NERFINISHED
employer Renova Group NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Ukrainian Jew
familyName Vekselberg NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork energy industry
investment
founded Renova Group NERFINISHED
givenName Viktor NERFINISHED
hasRole oligarch
languageSpoken English
Russian
memberOf Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs NERFINISHED
name Viktor Vekselberg NERFINISHED
netWorthRanking one of the richest people in Russia
notableFor ownership of Fabergé eggs collection
role in Russian energy sector
role in Russian investment sector
notableWork acquisition of Forbes collection of Fabergé eggs
occupation art collector
businessman
investor
ownsCollection Fabergé eggs NERFINISHED
Russian art
placeOfBirth Lviv NERFINISHED
politicalConnection close to Russian government
positionHeld chairman of Renova Group
reasonForSanctions Russia–Ukraine conflict related measures
association with Russian government
residence Moscow
Switzerland NERFINISHED
sanctionedBy European Union NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male

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Saint Petersburg Polytechnic Institute hasNotableAlumnus Viktor Vekselberg
this entity surface form: Mikhail Fridman