Marianna
Miroslavska

Born on May 13, 1978.

Photos of Marianna could not be found even in the archive of publications, but there is one archival photo of her father Leonid Miloslavsky, from whom she inherited the business.

• Since 1997 (right after finishing the school) — co-owner of a share (25%) in the key Privat companies: Vist Ltd, Sentosa Ltd, Solm Ltd. All of these companies, founded in 1991 in Dnipropetrovsk (now: Dnipro), became the founders of PrivatBank (established in 1992).
• In 1991, Sentosa imported goods and equipment from Moscow to Dnipropetrovsk. The partners of the joint business were Kolomoisky, Boholyubov, Martynov and Leonid Miloslavsky, Marianna's father. His father was a well-known production worker in the city. In 1997, Miloslavsky suddenly died. According to the media, he died of a heart attack while on holiday in Austria.

Businessmen signed over Miloslavsky’s share to his daughter Marianna, who had just finished the school. Later, Sentosa started to control and manage the group’s oil business, including refining and producing assets.

• CBM Moskomprivatbank was a subsidiary of PrivatBank in Moscow. In April 2014, a provisional administration was introduced into the bank, and then it was sold to Binbank for 6 billion Russian rubles.

Then journalists wrote back then that Privatbank controlled a 70.04% stake in Moskomprivatbank. The main beneficiaries were Boholyubov (38.14%), Kolomoisky (37.91%), Martynov, and Miloslavskaya — 3.95% each.

• At the time of the privatization of Privatbank, the main shareholders were Kolomoisky, Boholyubov and the Cypriot affiliated companies. According to the media, Martynov had 0.2% shares, and Miloslavska was not mentioned at all among the owners of PrivatBank.
• Marianna is also mentioned as a beneficiary in enterprises of the Privat group, such as LLC Construction and Industrial Company Privat-Investor. Apart from that, she is mentioned as the founder of Starlight and Farles.

According to the Ministry of Justice, Marianna is registered in Dnipro. However, there is no factual evidence of it.

It is known that her father was one of the founders of Fianit, a cooperative in Dnipropetrovsk, where Martynov, Boholyubov and Kolomoisky met each other.

Leonid Miloslavsky was born on February 13, 1960. The exact date of his death is unknown. But in April 1997, his friends expressed condolences over the death of a "great friend of Russia."

According to Russian databases, Miloslavska has a close connection with Moscow. In 2001, Marianne deregistered her BMW, and her address of residence was Moscow, Novoorlovskaya St.

In Moscow, her father had an apartment on Bolshaya Pirogovskaya St., 53/55. This is a neo-classical Stalinist building in the city center, next to the Moskva River and the Luzhniki Stadium.

Elina Zvagolskaya lived with him at the same address. Allegedly, she is Marianne's mother. In Dnipro, she was registered at the same address as Marianna.

Now, Zvagolskaya has several companies in Russia. This is a private clinic "Uyezdny Doctor" and several pharmacies in Rublevka, a prestigious residential area in Moscow. She also owns a jewelry store Eligy that sells gold jewelry from the factory Elite.

Apart from that, Zvagolskaya owns an apartment in Maly Znamensky Lane, 7/10, and that is 500 meters from the Kremlin. In 2013 and 2016, it was flooded due to a roof leak., so the service company paid compensation as the housing is insured.

• In 2007, Russian oligarch (born in Ukraine) Konstantin Grigorishin sued Kolomoisky in London arbitration court. In his testimony, Grigorishin called corruption and use of armed police a part of doing business.