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"We Can Explain": Putin's Ex-Wife Earned More than 420 Million Rubles in Microcredits, with a Rate of up to 364 per Cent per Year.
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Linked to Putin's ex-wife, Ludmila Occidental Microfinance Company (IFC) CarMoney earned 427 million roubles in microloans in Russia last year, as explained in the organization's financial statements, writes a publication entitled "Can we explain?" According to the paper, the IFC interest rate ranged from 15 to 364 per cent per year. The net profits of CarMoney increased by more than 100 million roubles per year, according to the document: in 20…
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