Firm formerly controlled by Browder again denied recovery of claim against HSBC in fullThe Sixteenth Commercial Court of Appeals has upheld recovery of 388,400 rubles ($6,000) from HSBC Bank and HSBC Management in favor of a firm believed to be formerly controlled by William Browder’s Hermitage Capital Management, denying to grant its claim in full.10:54 01.11.2019
Spanish police release Browder after intervention of InterpolThe National Police of Spain released Hermitage Capital CEO William Browder, who was arrested earlier this morning on the request of Russian authorities, after intervention of Interpol.13:02 30.05.2018
Hermitage Capital CEO Browder arrested in SpainHermitage Capital CEO William Browder was arrested in Spain on Wednesday on the request of Russian authorities.11:19 30.05.2018
Russian tax service files $70 million lawsuit against William BrowderRussia’s Federal Tax Service has lodged a lawsuit seeking to recover over 4 billion rubles (about $70 million) from Hermitage Capital head William Browder and his business partner Ivan Cherkasov charged with tax evasion.13:58 12.09.2017
Company formerly connected to Browder seeks to recover $30.4 mlnHead manager of Dalnaya Step, a company believed to be formerly under control of William Browder’s Hermitage Capital Management, has petitioned the Commercial Court of Kalmykia seeking to arrest over 1.8 billion rubles (about $30.4 million) of HSBC bank.10:53 24.08.2017
Russia's Federal Tax Service demands $50 million from BrowderRussia's Federal Tax Service filed a lawsuit seeking to collect 3 billion rubles ($50 million) from Hermitage Capital Management CEO William Browder and his partner Ivan Cherkasov as part of an alleged tax evasion scheme.18:00 20.07.2017
Preliminary investigation into new case against Browder complete - lawyerPreliminary investigation into separate criminal case against Hermitage Capital Management CEO William Browder has been completed.11:50 21.02.2017
Moscow court raises award in libel case against Hermitage Capital to 8 mln rublesThe Moscow City Court ruled that damages award in a libel suit brought by former Russian Interior Ministry officer Pavel Karpov against chief executive of Hermitage Capital Management William Browder, managing partner at law firm Firestone Duncan Jamieson Firestone, and two affiliates of Hermitage Capital Management, be increased to 8 million rubles (about $151,000).13:39 04.06.2015
Ex-Russian investigator wins $1,700 from Hermitage CapitalMoscow’s Meshchansky District Court on Tuesday ordered Hermitage Capital Management and its CEO William Browder to pay 100,000 rubles (about $1,700) to Pavel Karpov, a former Russian Interior Ministry investigator.12:02 10.03.2015
Ex-Russian investigator seeks $94 mln in damages from Hermitage CapitalPavel Karpov, a former Russian Interior Ministry investigator, is now seeking up to 6.2 billion rubles (about $94 million) from Hermitage Capital Management and its CEO William Browder in a defamation suit.12:43 11.02.2015
Interpol refuses to issue arrest warrant for CEO of Hermitage Capital BrowderInterpol has rejected a request filed by Russian authorities to issue an arrest warrant for William Browder, CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, once the largest foreign investor in the Russian stock market.13:21 26.01.2015
Request for probe into alleged mistreatment of Magnitsky dismissedRussia's Investigative Committee has refused to launch a probe into alleged mistreatment of Hermitage Capital auditor Sergei Magnitsky who died in 2009 in a Moscow pretrial center while awaiting trial on embezzlement charges.11:26 16.01.2015
US ready to expand Magnitsky List – State DepartmentIn the future, the US intends to expand the Magnitsky List, a human rights abuse sanction roster established in 2009, RIA Novosti reports on Tuesday citing the US State Department.11:10 30.12.2014
Ex-Russian police officer's suit against Hermitage Capital set for FebruaryMoscow’s Meschansky District Court has set the first hearing in a defamation suit filed by former Russian Interior Ministry officer Pavel Karpov against Hermitage Capital Management and its CEO William Browder for February 11, 2015.12:17 18.12.2014
Russia's Supreme Court dismisses appeal against Magnitsky’s posthumous prosecutionRussia’s Supreme Court has turned down an appeal filed by the mother of Hermitage Capital auditor Sergei Magnitsky, who died in a Moscow detention facility, against the posthumous prosecution of her son.17:13 08.12.2014
Ex-Russian police officer's $5.5 mln suit against Hermitage Capital to be reconsideredMoscow’s Meschansky District Court will reconsider a defamation lawsuit filed by former Russian Interior Ministry officer Pavel Karpov against Hermitage Capital Management and its founder William Browder, Karpov told RAPSI on Thursday.14:00 27.11.2014
Magnitsky relatives appeal against his posthumous prosecution in Supreme CourtThe mother of Hermitage Capital auditor Sergei Magnitsky, who died in a detention facility, appealed to the Russian Supreme Court to block the posthumous prosecution of her son, Hermitage Capital informed RAPSI on Thursday.12:07 20.11.2014
Russian authorities refuse to resume Magnitsky death probe for fourth timeRussia's Investigative Committee has once again rejected a motion to resume an investigation into the death of Hermitage Capital Fund auditor Sergei Magnitsky filed by his mother.10:55 06.10.2014
Ex-Russian police officer's $6 mln suit against Hermitage Capital dismissedMoscow’s Meschansky District Court has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by former Russian Interior Ministry officer Pavel Karpov against Hermitage Capital Management and its founder William Browder.10:32 20.08.2014
Magnitsky’s Mother denied request to reopen investigationThe Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has denied the reinvestigation request of the mother of the Hermitage Capital Management investment fund’s auditor Sergei Magnitsky regarding the circumstances of his death, as well as an independent medical examination, corporate officials told RAPSI on Thursday.11:32 07.08.2014