Forbes' 2010 Russian Rich List

April 16, 2010


.	2010 Rank	2009 Rank	Name	Age	2010 Net Worth (Mln)	2009 Net Worth (Mln)
.	1	5	Vladimir Lisin	53	$15,800	$5,200
.	2	1	Mikhail Prokhorov	44	$13,400	$9,500
.	3	4	Mikhail Fridman	45	$12,700	$6,300
.	4	2	Roman Abramovich	43	$11,200	$8,500
.	5	11	Oleg Deripaska	42	$10,700	$3,500
.	6	3	Vagit Alekperov	59	$10,600	$7,800
.	7	19	Vladimir Potanin	49	$10,300	$2,100
.	8	7	Alexei Mordashov	44	$9,900	$4,300
.	9	16	Viktor Rashnikov	61	$9,800	$2,500
.	10	14	Dmitry Rybolovlyev	43	$8,600	$3,100
.	11	12	Iskander Makhmudov	46	$8,500	$3,300
.	12	10	German Khan	48	$8,200	$4,000
.	13	27	Vladimir Yevtushenkov	61	$7,500	$1,200
.	14	26	Alisher Usmanov	56	$7,200	$1,600
.	15	15	Alexey Kuzmichev	47	$6,500	$3,100
.	16	23	Viktor Vekselberg	53	$6,400	$1,800
.	17	28	Igor Zyuzin	49	$6,400	$1,000
.	18	6	Alexander Abramov	51	$6,100	$4,400
.	19	8	Suleiman Kerimov	44	$5,500	$4,300
.	20	9	Leonid Fedun	54	$5,500	$4,300
.	21	17	Sergey Popov	38	$5,000	$2,400
.	22	13	Boris Ivanishvili	54	$4,800	$3,200
.	23	29	Andrey Melnichenko	38	$4,400	$1,000
.	24	18	Leonid Mikhelson	54	$4,400	$2,400
.	25	20	Petr Aven	55	$3,600	$2,000
.	26	24	Nikolai Tsvetkov	49	$3,200	$1,800
.	27	33	Elena Baturina	47	$2,900	$900
.	28	34	Sergei Galitskiy	42	$2,900	$900
.	29	35	Dmitry Pumpyansky	46	$2,900	$900
.	30	25	Alexander Frolov	45	$2,800	$1,800
.	31	21	Vladimir Bogdanov	58	$2,400	$1,900
.	32	53	Filaret Galchev	46	$2,400	$600
.	33	22	Mikhail Gutseriev	52	$2,200	$1,900
.	34	54	Alexander Lebedev	50	$2,000	$600
.	35	50	Andrey Guryev	50	$1,900	$650
.	36	70	Gennady Timchenko	57	$1,900	$400
.	37	-	Andrey Molchanov	38	$1,800	-
.	38	45	Alexey Ananiev	45	$1,600	$700
.	39	46	Dmitry Ananiev	41	$1,600	$700
.	40	40	Vasiliy Anisimov	58	$1,600	$800
.	41	-	Mikhail Balakin	48	$1,600	-
.	42	44	Gleb Fetisov	43	$1,600	$750
.	43	47	Alexander Mamut	50	$1,500	$700
.	44	32	Alexander Nesis	47	$1,400	$950
.	45	71	Megdet Rakhimkulov	64	$1,400	$400
.	46	41	Andrey Skoch	44	$1,400	$800
.	47	30	Rustam Tariko	48	$1,400	$1,000
.	48	51	Vyacheslav Kantor	56	$1,300	$650
.	49	31	Lev Kvetnoy	44	$1,300	$1,000
.	50	37	Pyotr Kondrashev	60	$1,300	$850
.	51	38	Anatoly Lomakin	57	$1,300	$850
.	52	72	Igor Kesaev	43	$1,200	$400
.	53	73	Andrei Kozitsin	49	$1,200	$400
.	54	39	Ural Rakhimov	48	$1,200	$850
.	55	74	Danil Khachaturov	38	$1,200	$400
.	56	-	Aras Agalarov	54	$1,100	-
.	57	57	Igor Altushkin	39	$1,100	$550
.	58	75	Alexander Japaridze	54	$1,100	$400
.	59	42	Alexander Ponomarenko	45	$1,100	$800
.	60	60	Anatoly Sedykh	45	$1,100	$500
.	61	43	Alexander Skorobogatko	42	$1,100	$800
.	62	55	Andrei Kosogov	49	$1,000	$600
.	63	-	Mikhail Abyzov	37	$950	-
.	64	61	Alexander Vagin	51	$950	$500
.	65	36	Vladimir Gruzdev	43	$950	$900
.	66	62	Zarah Iliyev	43	$950	$500
.	67	-	Yury Kovalchuk	58	$950	-
.	68	63	Gennady Kozovoy	58	$950	$500
.	69	-	Andrei Komarov	43	$950	-
.	70	-	Dmitry Mazepin	41	$950	-
.	71	-	Nikolay Maksimov	52	$950	-
.	72	64	God Nisavon	37	$950	$500
.	73	-	Vadim Novinsky	46	$950	-
.	74	48	Nikolai Sarkisov	41	$950	$700
.	75	49	Sergei Sarkisov	50	$950	$700
.	76	58	Oleg Boyko	45	$900	$550
.	77	59	Andrey Borodin	42	$900	$550
.	78	65	Ziyad Manasir	44	$900	$500
.	79	66	Andrey Rogachev	46	$900	$500
.	80	-	Leonid Simanovskiy	60	$900	-
.	81	52	Viktor Kharitonin	37	$900	$650
.	82	68	Andrey Kuzyaev	44	$850	$450
.	83	-	Valentin Bukhtoyarov	55	$800	-
.	84	76	Alexander Girda	49	$800	$400
.	85	-	Vladimir Bogdanov	59	$800	-
.	86	-	Anatoliy Skurov	57	$800	-
.	87	-	Alexander Shchukin	59	$800	-
.	88	-	Farkhad Akhmedov	54	$750	-
.	89	-	Vladimir Gridin	54	$750	-
.	90	56	David Davidovich	47	$750	$600
.	91	-	Samvel Karapetyan	44	$750	-
.	92	-	Mikhail Fedyaev	47	$750	-
.	93	69	Grigory Berezkin	43	$700	$450
.	94	67	Andrei Bokarev	43	$700	$500
.	95	77	Sergei Generalov	46	$700	$400
.	96	-	Andrei Zubitsky	35	$700	-
.	97	-	Boris Zubitsky	62	$700	-
.	98	-	Evgeny Zubitsky	42	$700	-
.	99	-	Arkadiy Rotenberg	58	$700	-
.	100	79	Boris Rotenberg	53	$700	-

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