Three Siberian governors fell into the rating of the richest

Forbes magazine compiled a rating of the richest governors of Russia. Among the 11 chapters, the family income of which is at least 20 million rubles, three Siberian - Konstantin Ilkovsky, Sergey Zhvachkin and Alexander Karlin, were also in Siberian.

The total income of the 11 richest chapters of the regons for 2014 is 3.2 billion rubles. The gap between the latter, occupying 11th place, and the richest of those who were not included in the list, is 7.3 million rubles,

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Siberian governors reached the fourth place of the rating, he was occupied by the head of Transbaikalia Konstantin Ilkovsky. His family income is 123.9 million rubles, the earnings of Ilkovsky himself - 123.5 million rubles. Prior to the election for the post of governor in 2013, Konstantin Ilkovsky worked in the energy sector: he was the general director of Yakutskenergo, chairman of the Board of Directors of Sakhaenergo, the head of the Yakutskoye company, which is engaged in the construction of power lines, Forbes notes. Now Ilkovsky, in addition to salaries and dividends, receives income from leasing property. He owns three land plots, two residential buildings and four apartments. The spouse is owned by one apartment.

On the seventh line of the list, the head of the Tomsk region Sergey Zhvachkin with a salary of 48.7 million rubles (family income - 50.3 million rubles). The peculiarity of the Tomsk governor is in the instability of his income, Forbes noted. In 2012, the head declared 70 million rubles, and in 2013 7.5 times less - 9.3 million rubles. Zhvachkin’s income was reduced with his departure from the post of Gazprom Transgaz Krasnodar Gallery Director. In 2014, the governor's income grew up again: Zhvachkin earned 48.7 million rubles, which is 5 times more than in 2013. In 2014, he sold the house and other real estate in Krasnodar, due to which the family budget was replenished. The spouse’s property remained with a plot of 3172 square meters. m in Ukraine.

The ninth became the Governor of the Altai Territory Alexander Karlin, whose family received 23.6 million rubles in 2014, the head himself, however, earned 5.7 million rubles. Carlis has only two garages. His wife has land plots, a residential building, an apartment and two cars. Alexander Karlin, by training, a lawyer, previously worked in the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, in 2001-2004 he was the first deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation, then headed the Altai Territory.