Andrianov Dmitry Leonidovich

Andrianov Dmitry Leonidovich

Biography

Dmitry Andrianov was born on August 5, 1952.

He graduated from the Faculty of Economics of Perm State University, graduate school of the Department of Mechanics and Control Processes, doctoral studies at the Department of Economic Cybernetics of PSU (as of 2018 - the Department of Information Systems and Mathematical Methods in Economics of PSNIU).

In 1994 he defended his doctoral dissertation, from the same year he was a professor at the Department of Information Systems and Mathematical Methods in Economics of PSNIU.

At the university, he worked as a junior researcher, assistant in the Department of Economic Cybernetics, graduate student in the Department of Mechanics and Control Processes, senior lecturer in the Department of Economic Cybernetics, doctoral student in the department, and leading researcher.

1991: Creation of the company "Forecast"

In 1991, on the basis of the Department of Economic Cybernetics of PSU, Dmitry Andrianov founded the Forecast company, specializing in methods of economic modeling, forecasting and development of decision support systems.

In the early 1990s, promoting the solutions that Forecast developed was very difficult. Federal and regional departments did not have the opportunity to seriously engage in analytical activities, everyone faced a much more prosaic task of survival. But already in the mid-1990s, the company's decisions began to be used in federal authorities.

2016: Bankruptcy of the company "Forecast"

Andrianov's main idea was to prove the ability of a regional software company to become competitive in the world market. The "Forecast" solutions were sold abroad and received high marks from analytical agencies.

In order to implement international expansion, "Forecast" took loans in billions rubles (including in dollars). Loan payments increased sharply due to the growth of the exchange rate dollar in 2014. In 2016, "Forecast" did not cope with the credit burden and declared itself bankrupt (more). here

2018: VTB tries to recover 458 million rubles from Dmitry Andrianov

In November 2018, the Arbitration Court of the Perm Territory ruled to introduce a debt restructuring procedure against Dmitry Andrianov. In September, VTB asked the court to declare him bankrupt and declared demands for the payment of about 458 million rubles.

At the beginning of the November court ruling, it is indicated that this amount consists of 418.4 million rubles of total debt with interest, as well as about 40 million rubles of forfeit. However, from the layout of loan agreements under which the bank requires payment, the same amount is made up of other components.

From the materials of the case published in the file of the arbitration court, it follows that VTB and Forecast entered into a loan agreement in 2014, according to which the bank opened a credit line for the company. In total, under this agreement, the borrower was issued 12 tranches in the total amount of 400 million rubles. Of these, 64.5 million rubles were partially repaid. Andrianov acted as a guarantor for this loan.

At the time of the introduction of observation in relation to the "Forecast" in June 2017, Dmitry Andrianov's debt to the bank under this agreement amounted to about 421.4 million rubles.

In 2014, VTB and Forecast entered into another agreement, according to the published case file. In total, within the framework of the second loan agreement, Forecast issued 12 tranches in the total amount of 300 million rubles, of which 91.6 million rubles were partially repaid. Here Dmitry Andrianov also acted as a guarantor.

VTB demanded from the founder of "Forecast" almost half a billion rubles "(photo - prognoz.ru)"

On the second loan in 2017, VTB entered into a concession agreement with Forsyth on the assignment of rights/claims, and the company partially repaid the debt. As a result, the amount of debt on the principal debt, taking into account the partial repayment of obligations by the borrower and the conclusion of a concession contract, amounted to about 36.8 million rubles.

Thus, Andrianov's total debt to VTB is about 458 million rubles. VTB declined to comment and did not explain which debt structure is correct.

The court ruling states that the documents provided in the case on the financial and property status of Andrianov do not give reason to believe that he will be able to fulfill these obligations in full for a short time.

Dmitry Andrianov sent a response to the application submitted by VTB, where he indicated that he had no objections to the stated requirements, as indicated in the court ruling.

A court hearing on the approval of Andrianov's debt restructuring plan is scheduled for May 2019. At the same time, from the date of making a determination on this, a moratorium was introduced on satisfying the claims of creditors on monetary obligations and on the payment of mandatory payments.

2020: Sale of property by court order. Amount of claims of creditors - 2.7 billion rubles

In March 2020, the financial manager of the ex-owner of Forecast JSC Dmitry Andrianov obtained a court decision on the sale of part of his property. In addition, she insists on returning several land plots and two apartments to the debtor's bankruptcy estate. In 2016, the businessman gave them to his wife and daughter. Now the manager is trying to challenge the donation agreements in the arbitration court. Representatives of Dmitry Andrianov do not agree with the requirements, since at the time of the conclusion of the donation agreements, Mr. Andrianov did not know that he would become bankrupt.

Four land plots of Dmitry Andrianov in Demidkovo will be put up for sale. Bidding will be held in two lots: the first will include one plot of 2.8 thousand square meters. m, estimated at 487 thousand rubles; in the second lot worth 1 million rubles. will include three plots from 15 square meters. m to 325 square meters. m^[1].

Dmitry Andrianov was not only the general director and shareholder of Forecast, but also a guarantor for all loan guarantees of the company. After the enterprise went bankrupt, the obligation to pay off all the debts of the JSC fell on it. As of January 2020, the total amount of claims of creditors Dmitry Andrianov exceeds 2.7 billion rubles.

In addition to the plots approved for sale, Dmitry Andrianov's financial manager Victoria Mironova intends to sell other real estate objects of the debtor: several more land plots in Demidkovo, an apartment on Akademika Vavilov Street with an area of ​ ​ 71.1 square meters. m and a share in the apartment on Petropavlovskaya Street. In September 2016, plots and one of the apartments were transferred to his daughter, Olga Andrianova, on the basis of a donation agreement. Another apartment was owned by the debtor's wife Galina Polushkina. As a result, the financial manager appealed to the court with a statement declaring these transactions invalid and returning these objects to the bankruptcy estate. The court began to consider this application.

The representative of Mrs. Mironova during the court session explained that at the time of the conclusion of the gift agreements, Dmitry Andrianov answered the signs of insolvency and insufficient property. He also knew that Forecast JSC would soon go bankrupt. According to the plaintiff, Mr. Andrianov wanted to remove liquid property from ownership before the start of bankruptcy proceedings.

"The deal was done with a view to harming the rights of creditors. The second side was also aware of this goal. Olga Andrianova is the debtor's own daughter, which implies her awareness and interest, "said the representative of the manager. She also believes that the transaction is imaginary, since the re-registration of the property does not yet mean its actual transfer to the ownership of the new owner. According to the manager, the land and apartments still in fact belong to Dmitry Andrianov.

The lawyer of Mr. Andrianov believes that the applicants do not have enough evidence that in 2016 the defendant was insolvent, since at that time neither his enterprise nor he himself was recognized as insolvent. Dmitry Andrianov, according to his representative, did not envisage the bankruptcy of Forecast in 2016. "As of December 31, 2015, non-current and current assets of JSC amounted to 5.6 billion rubles, liabilities - 4.3 billion rubles. The head at the end of the year receives documents from his accountant stating that his enterprise plus almost 1.5 billion rubles, while there are current debts, but which company does not have them. Were there any reasons to worry about bankruptcy then? The debtor could not know that the "Forecast" would no longer float out, "the representative of the defendant said.

Regarding the agreement on the transfer of the apartment on Akademika Vavilov Street, Mr. Andrianov's side explained that the donor was not the debtor, but Galina Polushkina, since she was originally the owner of the housing. Even if it is proved that this is jointly acquired property of the spouses, only the share of Mr. Andrianov can be transferred to the bankruptcy estate. The apartment on Petropavlovskaya Street also belongs to Mrs. Polushkina. In addition, according to the lawyer, this is the only suitable housing for the debtor and his family, therefore, according to the law, it cannot be alienated.

The court decision has not yet been made. The applicants promised that they would strengthen their positions and present additional evidence that Dmitry Andrianov and his family knew about the upcoming bankruptcy and deliberately re-registered the property. The arbitration court will consider new grounds for terminating gift agreements in April.

2022: TAdviser interview

The market for business intelligence products (Business Intelligence,) BI is among those that are showing high growth rates. Moreover, in the era of turbulent economic changes, the demand for high-quality biznas analytics increases even more. Russian In November 2022 TAdviser , Dmitry BIT Andrianov, Director of Science of the Company, Doctor of Science, told about how trends shape the BI-solutions market today. More. here

Research interests

Dmitry Andrianov is a doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, professor, academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, head of the department of information systems and mathematical methods in economics of Perm State National Research University (PGNIU).

Research interests - mathematical modeling, mathematical and instrumental methods of economics, problems of economic dynamics, the development of computer systems for supporting decision-making. Andrianov's archive contains more than 100 scientific publications.

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Unfortunately, our IT industry is in an infant state compared to developed countries. Such a "child," if we consider it promising, must be grown, provide him with comfortable conditions for development. We see how this is done in Europe, China, Kazakhstan, in the same India. For native companies, they create a wide range of preferences and benefits. A selective approach "to give benefits to this, but not to this" will lead to nothing. It is necessary to raise the industry as a whole, and there the market itself will show who is more effective. The main tools should be tax preferences, assistance in investments. Efforts are needed to promote the positive experience of technology companies so that young people understand: they can succeed by working not only for some Western monopolist, but also for a novice domestic company[2]

Hobby

Badminton

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