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Biography
Kogan Vladimir Igorevich was born on April 27, 1963 in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Education
[1] graduated from school No. 239 to St. Petersburg[1].
1983 - The Leningrad polytechnical institute (excluded after the first rate).
1989 – graduated from Leningrad Engineering and Construction Institute.
Military service
1983-1985 - service in the Soviet Army.
Scientific degree
1995 - Candidate of Economic Sciences.
Career
1989-1990 - the mechanic of OMK Avtobaza Goskominturist of the USSR of Leningrad.
1992-1998 - the CEO of JV Petrovsky trade House. Close acquaintance of Vladimir Putin.
March, 1994 - is elected by the vice-chairman of council of JSC Industrial Construction Bank.
In 1994 Vladimir Kogan took part in creation and owned a large share block of Ilim Pulp Enterprise Ltd. Then he sold the packet to Ilim Pulp Enterprise Ltd.
since April, 1996 - the chairman of the supervisory board of JSC Industrial Construction Bank.
since October, 1996 - the member of council at the Government of the Russian Federation concerning banking activity.
since April, 1997 - the president of FPG "Northwest food consolidation of Vit.
1998-2005 - the president of St. Petersburg Banking House Ltd.
Till 1999 Vladimir Kogan densely worked with Alexander Aladushkin (software Lenstroymaterialy), but then their interests dispersed.
since 2001 - the member of bureau of board of Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs.
In 2002 Vladimir Kogan with Oleg Deripaska joined in fight for the assets belonging before Ilim Pulp Enterprise Ltd: Kotlas PPM and Brotherly LPK.
2005 - the CEO of the PCF "Northwest Directorate of Gosstroy of Russia - Directorate of a complex of protective constructions of St. Petersburg from floods".
December, 2005 - July, 2008 - the deputy manager of the Federal agency on construction and housing and communal services.
July, 2008 - August, 2011 - the director of the department of construction of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation.
The main projects of Vladimir Kogan were concentrated at this time:
- finance and investments (JSC Industrial Construction Bank, St. Petersburg Banking House Ltd, BFA Bank LLC, Baltic Financial Agency Ltd, investment fund BFA Ltd, Russian World insurance company[2], development company of BFA-Development Ltd);
- construction (JSC Mosmetrostroy – 100% of stocks, Baltros Group).
On August 12, 2011 - left from a post of the director of the department of construction of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation. Vladimir Kogan resigned from a post of the Director of the department of construction of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation on August 12, 2011 in connection with the end of construction of a dam in St. Petersburg which construction he supervised. The total cost of the project at Vladimir Kogan was increased by 98.8% - from 54.998 billion rubles to 109.33 billion rubles.
Took the 165th place in the rating of the Russian-language version of Forbes "The richest businessmen of Russia — 2011". Vladimir Kogan's fortune is estimated in 550 million dollars[3].
Imeel in property five apartments, two apartment houses (one of them - in Cyprus), four cars (Cadillac Escalade ESV, Land Rover Range Rover, Mercedes-Benz S500 4M and Porsche Cayenne Turbo), three small size vessels[4].
From July to December, 2012 Vladimir Kogan held a post of the head of the Federal agency on construction and housing and communal services in the rank of the deputy minister of regional development.
Mister Kogan purchased a share block of Uralsib in 2015. For the beginning of 2019, according to data of bank, directly and through several legal persons it possessed 81.98% of stocks of Uralsib.
In June, 2019 at the age of 56 years Vladimir Kogan died. It is known that he long was ill.
For 2019, according to the estimates of Forbes, the fortune of the banker was estimated in $750 million. In the rating of 200 richest Russian businessmen made by the magazine where mister Kogan entered since 2011, he took the 140th place.
Awards
On November 10, 2011 the Decree on Kogan's rewarding with an order "For Merit to the Fatherland" 4th Class was signed.
Family
He is married, four children.
- The wife is Lyudmila Kogan.
- The son is Efim Kogan[1].
Notes
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