Shortly after leaving the International Bank for Economic Cooperation to start his own bank, MFK, this man's former employers sent a letter to their depositors advising them to transfer their funds to MFK before the International Bank failed. This man was detained at a French ski resort in 2007 along with several women on suspicion of providing their services to his guests. In 1995, in exchange for loaning the government $170 million, this man received the state-owned enterprise Norilsk Nickel with annual revenue of $3.5 billion. In 2011, at the behest of Vladislav Surkov, this man was picked 
Shortly after leaving the International Bank for Economic Cooperation to start his own bank, MFK, this man's former employers sent a letter to their depositors advising them to transfer their funds to MFK before the International Bank failed. This man was detained at a French ski resort in 2007 along with several women on suspicion of providing their services to his guests. In 1995, in exchange for loaning the government $170 million, this man received the state-owned enterprise Norilsk Nickel with annual revenue of $3.5 billion. In 2011, at the behest of Vladislav Surkov, this man was picked to lead the Right Cause party, but he was later thrown out and announced "there is a puppeteer in this country who privatized the political system." For 10 points, name this oligarch, owner of the New Jersey Nets, and sometime Putin critic who has entered the Russian presidential election as a possible Putin plant.
Shortly after leaving the International Bank for Economic Cooperation to start his own bank, MFK, this man's former employers sent a letter to their depositors advising them to transfer their funds to MFK before the International Bank failed.
Mikhail Prokhorov