Belyaninov Andrey Yuryevich

Belyaninov Andrey Yuryevich

Biography

Born July 14, 1957 in Moscow, Russia.

As a child, he starred in the film by Yevgeny Karelov "Children of Don Quixote."

1978 - graduated from the Plekhanov Moscow Institute of National Economy.

1994 - graduated from the Academy of National Economy.

Doctor of Economics.

The topic of the dissertation is "Assessment by the state intermediary of the investment attractiveness of enterprises - executors of contracts in the field of military-technical cooperation."

1978: Service in the KGB

After the institute, he was invited to work in the First Main Directorate of the KGB of the USSR, engaged in foreign intelligence.

1978 - served in the First Main Directorate of the KGB.

1987: Acquaintance with V. Putin in the GDR

In the second half of the 1980s, Andrei Belyaninov was in the GDR, where he met Putin^[1].

1991 - resigned from the KGB.

1992-1994 - Deputy Chairman of the Board of REA Bank.

1994-1999 - First Deputy Chairman of the Board, then - Chairman of the Board of Novikombank.

1999 - returned to public service, was appointed deputy general director of FSUE Promexport.

2000 - after the liquidation of Promexport and Rosvoorenie and the creation of Rosoboronexport on their basis, he became the general director of the new structure.

2004 - General Director of the Federal Defense Order Service (Rosoboronzakaz).

2006: Head of FCS

2006 - headed the Federal Customs Service.

Some customs officials and journalists expressed concerns that Belyaninov, a "man from the outside," and the team he brought to the FCS did not have sufficient professionalism and understanding of the specifics of customs affairs for the FCS administration.

2007 - Acting State Adviser to the Customs Service of the Russian Federation.

Andrei Belyaninov: opening of the international conference "Customs cooperation as a factor of intensification of foreign economic cooperation between Russia and Finland" in St. Petersburg

Andrei Belyaninov: speech at the international conference "Customs Cooperation as a Factor in Intensifying Foreign Economic Cooperation between Russia and Finland" in St. Petersburg

According to 2012 data, he owned the following property:

• Garden plot - 68m2, Russia;
• Land plot under IZHS - 3200m2, Russia;
• Land plot under IZHS - 1500m2, Russia;
• Residential building - 109m2, Russia;
• Garden House - 58m2, Russia^[2].

2016: Searches in the case of alcohol smuggling and resignation

2016 - Searches were conducted in the office of the head of the FCS and "at the place of residence" as part of the criminal case on alcohol smuggling. At home, Belyaninov found about 58 million rubles. The head of the Federal Customs Service of Russia Andrei Belyaninov explained the origin of the money found from him as a result of searches. He said that the money found is "personal savings."

"During the searches, 9.5 million rubles, $390 thousand and €350 thousand were seized from Belyaninov. In addition, jewelry was seized, "an Interfax source said. The interlocutor of the agency noted that if Belyaninov's words are confirmed, then the money will be returned to him

The head of the Federal Customs Service (FCS) Andrei Belyaninov was dismissed^[3]. The corresponding order signed by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is published on the government website. The order states that Belyaninov was dismissed at his request.

2017: Head of EDB

Belyaninov has been the head of the EDB since December 2017. In this post, he replaced Dmitry Pankin, who led the bank since February 2015.

He left his position in June 2020.

Awards, titles, diplomas

• Order of Friendship.

• Honored Economist of the Russian Federation.

• July 14, 2007 - Gratitude of the Government of the Russian Federation - for his achievements in ensuring the economic security of the Russian Federation and many years of conscientious service.

• November 2, 2009 - Certificate of Honor of the Government of the Russian Federation - for merits in the implementation of the state customs policy and many years of conscientious work.

• 2009 - Patriarchal letter - for participating in the return of Danilov bells from Harvard to the Moscow St. Danilov Monastery^[4].

• 2012 - Order of the Holy Right Grand Duke Demetrius of the Don III degree - in connection with the 55th birthday^[5].

• October 5, 2002 - Registered firearms - Makarov pistol - for his great personal contribution to strengthening the security of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Marital status

Married, three children^[1].

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