Belenov Dmitry Vladimirovich

Belenov Dmitry Vladimirovich

Biography

Dmitry Belenov was born in January 1971.

Education

1992: VSU

In 1992 he graduated from the Faculty of Economics of Voronezh State University.

2006: MARTIT

Graduated from the Moscow Academy of Labor Market and Information Technology in 2006.

Career

From 2008 to 2018, he was Deputy General Director, member of the Board of Directors of Sberbank Capital, was a member of the Committee on Troubled Assets in the central office of Sberbank of Russia.

From November 2018 to July 2019, he served as Deputy General Director, Chief Financial Officer, member of the Board of Roscosmos.

In September 2019, Dmitry Belenov was appointed Deputy President - Chairman of the Board of Trust Bank (a Bank of Non-Core Assets was created on its basis).

In Trust, Belenov oversees finance the blocks "" and "risks," as well as the internal audit and internal control service.

2024: Appointment as CEO of Sberbank Capital

In April 2024, Dmitry Belenov headed Sberbank Capital. This is evidenced by the data of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (USRUL).

Dmitry Belenov replaced Ashot Khachaturyants, who served as CEO almost since its inception in 2008.

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After Khachaturyants left, Vagan Gasparyan was appointed Acting General Director of Sberbank Capital. He left that position in January 2023.

As reported on the Sberbank Capital website, the company specializes in the following types of activities:

• asset management, including the development and tracking of business strategy implementation;
• financial structuring;
• M&A;
• quality assurance of management;
• establishment of reporting, planning and control systems;
• financial and consulting activities in the field of debt conversion into assets, debt restructuring, asset purchases/sales, financial structuring;
• Direct investment, including the creation of new and purchase of existing businesses to further manage and increase value.

In the context of the financial crisis, a significant number of large corporate borrowers are forced to look for compromises with creditors, which makes it possible for banks to participate in the share capital of companies, "the Sberbank of Capital website[1]

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