A court in Moscow sentenced the former owner of Mir Bank to 14 years for theft of 600 million rubles

In Moscow, the Savelovsky Court sentenced the former owner of the Mir commercial bank, Alexander Mironov, to 14 years in prison for theft of more than 600 million rubles. Interfax will report this.

According to the agency, bank adviser Tatyana Pinchuk was in the dock with him. As a result, the court sentenced both defendants. So, Mironov, in addition to the term, received a fine of 500 thousand rubles, and Pinchuk received five years of suspended imprisonment with a probationary period of five years and a similar fine. In addition, in compensation for material damage, 612 million rubles were recovered jointly and severally from those convicted in favor of the Deposit Insurance Agency.

The convicts were accused of embezzling 612 million rubles through issuing loans to fictitious companies.