Ex-Pension Fund official gets 10 years in jail for taking bribe from banker GitelsonThe former head of the St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region Pension Fund office, Natalya Grishkevich, has been sentenced to ten years in prison and fined 950,000 rubles ($17,500) for taking a bribe from East-European Finance Corporation (EEFC bank) ex-director Alexander Gitelson.16:58 16.06.2015
Russian banker Gitelson and his accomplices ordered to pay $6 million in damagesThe Seventeenth Commercial Court of Appeals has issued a ruling that the former head of EEFC-Ural Bank, Alexander Gitelson, and two other former top managers of the bank must pay 300.2 million rubles ($6 million) in damages in a lawsuit filed by the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA).12:49 21.05.2015
Russian court refuses to seize $7.1 million in assets from banker Gitelson, accomplicesA commercial court in Yekaterinburg upheld a lower court ruling that declined to seize the assets totalling 350.2 million rubles ($7.1 million) belonging to former owner of the VEFK bank Alexander Gitelson and his two assistants.13:55 20.05.2015
Russian court overturns Gitelson’s $97mln Inkasbank liabilityThe Commercial Court of the Northwestern District of St. Petersburg has ruled in favor of a cassation appeal by the former chairman of Inkasbank, Alexander Gitelson, and has overturned a ruling that imposed a subsidiary liability on him for the bank’s 5 billion ruble ($97 mln) debt.16:09 05.05.2015
Russian banker Alexander Gitelson gets 3 years for stealing $33 mlnA court in St. Petersburg on Monday sentenced banker Alexander Gitelson to 3 years in prison and fined him one million rubles (about $17,000) for embezzling public funds.14:17 23.03.2015
Prosecutors demand 4 years in jail for banker GitelsonRussian prosecutors called on Thursday for banker Alexander Gitelson charged with embezzling public funds be jailed for 4 years and slapped with 1 million rubles (about $16,500) fine.13:42 12.03.2015
Turncoat banker Gitelson’s fraud case referred to courtInvestigators and prosecutors in St.Petersburg have referred to a court a 5 billion-ruble fraud case against Alexander Gitelson, former owner of the Bank of East European Finance Corporation (EEFC Bank, St. Petersburg) and former board chairman of Inkasbank, Russia’s Investigative Committee’s official spokesman Vladimir Markin announced Tuesday.11:27 01.07.2014
Investigation into banker Gitelson’s fraud case finishedRussia’s Investigative Committee has finished its investigation into a 5 billion-ruble fraud case against Alexander Gitelson, former owner of the Bank of East European Finance Corporation (EEFC Bank, St. Petersburg) and former board chairman of Inkasbank, said the committee’s official spokesman, Vladimir Markin.17:44 19.06.2014
Austria turns over Russian banker sought for $60 mln embezzlementAustria has extradited banker Alexander Gitelson detained for the alleged embezzlement of nearly $60 million, Russia's Interior Ministry reported Thursday.10:24 12.12.2013