Forbes magazine for the first time published a ranking of the richest heirs of Russian billionaires. When compiling the publication, it took into account how much of the father’s fortune falls on one child. To do this, the billionaire's fortune was divided by the number of his children. In first place was Vagit Alekperov’s only son, Yusuf, with a fortune of $8.9 billion. What the richest heir and other adult children from the Forbes ranking are doing is in RBC’s selection.

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Yusuf Alekperov

Father: co-owner of LUKOIL Vagit Alekperov (net worth $8.9 billion)

Year of birth: 1990

The only son of Vagit Alekperov has two higher educations: the first received from the Russian State University of Oil and Gas named after. Gubkin with a degree in petroleum engineer, the second - with a degree in economics and management. His father bequeathed a stake in LUKOIL to Yusuf on the condition that he would not sell it.

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Ekaterina Rybolovleva

Father: owner of the Monaco football club, former owner of Uralkali Dmitry Rybolovlev (net worth $7.7 billion)

Year of birth: 1989

She graduated from Harvard University and enjoys equestrian sports. She owns the islands of Skorpios and Sparti off the coast of Greece and apartments in the center of New York worth $88 million. In 2015, she married Uruguayan financier Juan Satori.

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Ksenia Frank

Father: member of the board of directors of NOVATEK and Sibur Gennady Timchenko (net worth $11.4 billion)

Year of birth: 1985

The billionaire's youngest daughter studied philosophy and French at the University of Edinburgh. In 2010, she married the son of the head of Sovcomflot, Gleb Frank. Since 2011, he has been a member of the board of directors of Transoil and is the chairman of the supervisory board of the Elena and Gennady Timchenko Charitable Foundation. In 2015, she received an MBA (Master of Business Administration) degree with honors from INSEAD business school.

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Said Gutseriev

Father: founder of the BIN Group and main owner of Russneft Mikhail Gutseriev (net worth $5.9 billion)

Year of birth: 1988

Said Gutseriev lived and studied in England for 17 years - first at Oxford, at the Faculty of Archeology and Geology, and then received a diploma in the oil and gas industry at the University of Plymouth. He worked for the oil trader Glencore, but in December 2014 he returned to Russia and headed the Forteinvest company, which is part of the BIN Group, which owns the Orsk Oil Refinery.

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Anastasia Potanina

Father: President of the Interros holding, General Director of MMC Norilsk Nickel Vladimir Potanin (net worth $12.1 billion)

Year of birth: 1984

For a long time she was fond of jet skiing and, together with her brother Ivan, won several dozen championship titles at world competitions. Now she has retired from professional sports and helps her father manage the Rosa Khutor ski resort. Recently she organized the non-profit project Artis, aimed at popularizing young Russian artists.

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Dennis Aven

Father: Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Alfa Bank banking group Petr Aven (net worth $4.6 billion)

Year of birth: 1994

This year he will graduate from Yale University, where he is studying economics and mathematics. Last summer, he completed an internship at the international investment company Lazard, which specializes in financial consulting and asset management. Like his father, he enjoys hunting.

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Eva Hahn

Father: member of the board of directors of LetterOne Holdings and the supervisory board of Alfa Group German Khan (net worth $8.7 billion)

Year of birth: 1995

Lives in London, where he studies art history at the Courtauld Institute of Art. During her studies, she completed an internship at the Sotheby's auction house, then at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center. She paints paintings herself, which are displayed on the website among the works of other young artists and are sold for 20–70 thousand rubles.

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Anton Fedun

Father: Chairman of the Board of Directors of IFD Capital Leonid Fedun (net worth $3.9 billion)

Year of birth: 1985

He was educated in England: he graduated from the University of Surrey with a degree in management and tourism and the Regents Business School. Then he took a course in hotel management at Australia's Bond University. At the same time, I tried to work in a travel agency, was a legal intern and even a cashier in a charity store. Today he lives in London and runs his own five-star The Ampersand Hotel. At the same time, he works as the director of the Garlick Hill Hotel Project.

Heirs of the Forbes list: what children of billionaires do