Oleg Gref, the son of Sberbank, Herman Gref, went to work as a managing director in an investment unit of A1, which is part of Alfa Group, writes RBC with reference to sources. A1, in particular, is engaged in the search for assets of the fled banker Georgy Bedzhamov and accompanies the trials of the Rosgosstrakh to the state of the state of Rosgosstrakh with former owners.

The company hopes that the emergence in the team of a specialist of this level will positively affect A1 work, since he “has all the qualities that are necessary for the implementation of a long -term strategy in the special situation market and the management of portfolio companies.”
Oleg Gref is 37 years old. He studied at a lawyer at St. Petersburg State University and Moscow State University. The first places of his work were Credit Suisse First Boston and Deutsche Bank AG London. Then Gref until 2017 worked in the ocal-consulting company NEO-Center Artem Avetisyan, and then transferred to the Brayne consulting company to the position of managing partner.
A1 is one of the most honored players in the Russian mergers and acquisitions. Throughout the 2000s, the main business of Alfa-Eco, as the A1 was called, was to buy packages of shares of problem companies and earnings on joint-stock conflicts.