Vogul shareholder

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2021: Vogulsky Shareholder - the richest mutual fund in the Russian Federation with assets of 61 trillion rubles

In early March 2021, it became known about assets of 61 trillion rubles from the international consumer society (MPO) Vogulsky Shareholder. For comparison: GDP Russia in 2020 it amounted to 106.6 trillion rubles (data). Rosstat

At the MPO "Vogulsky shareholder" drew the attention of "Kommersant." The publication cited information from the company's website, according to which a company operating since 2004 has been engaged in investments, collaborates with the Russian government, the Federation Council, the Ministry of Defense and other large government agencies and enterprises.

According to one of the MPO adherents contacted by the newspaper, Vogulsky Shareholder proposes to invest rubles in its shares with a yield of 7.5-16% per annum for individuals and up to 20% per annum for legal entities with the possibility of monthly dividend payments. Funds are raised in "tariff plans" in currency with a rate of up to 4% per annum. They are invested in construction, industry, energy, transport, communications, housing and communal services and agriculture.

The richest mutual fund was discovered in Russia - Vogulsky Shareholder

The publication notes that the Vogul Shareholder periodically pops up in social networks - users discuss its reliability. Such messages date back to 2016, they appeared in 2012 and 2010.

According to the Central Bank, "this organization is not supervised by the Bank of Russia." The regulator can check any financial institution if it has a complaint or if it has an aggressive marketing policy, offering bets above the market. However, the rates of the Vogul Shareholder are quite correlated with the offers of pawnshops or MFIs.

The ONF reported that there were no complaints from members of the society. At the same time, the head of the ONF project "For the Rights of Borrowers" Yevgeny Lazarev notes that a number of signs of fraud are very clearly visible in the behavior of the Vogulsky Shareholder IPO.

{{Quote 'IPO claims to own assets in excess of half of the country's GDP. At the same time, it is claimed that this is a financial and investment organization, but it does not appear in any of the registers of the Central Bank, she points out. ^[1]}}

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