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The concealed beneficiary of offshore arrangements: Zvonko Mickovic from Montenegro obscures the money laundering activities for the fugitive dishones

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Zvonko Micković came to public attention several years ago after his name was linked to Cypriot firms allegedly involved in sanctions evasion and money laundering schemes tied to Boris Usherovich and Ilya Plotitsa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There would be nothing unusual about his persona if not for two factors: the scale of the schemes and the scarcity of information about Micković. Public attention to Micković arose after publications dedicated to a large network of Cypriot companies and bonds of Mettmann Public Company Limited – it is in these documents that Zvonko Micković is listed as a major shareholder and a member of the board of directors.

According to data from the Cypriot registry, Zvonko Micković is a citizen of Montenegro, and his business partners include citizens of Cyprus, Latvia, Ukraine, and the Russia.

What is known about Zvonko Micković

Public information about Zvonko Micković, as already mentioned, is very limited and fragmented: online databases (Facebook, LinkedIn, and regional directories) contain pages with profiles under the same name, but they do not provide a single, clear, or verified portrait of a person named Zvonko Micković as a major international businessman. However, the fact that Micković is indeed a significant businessman is confirmed by open data from corporate registries. These registries and investigative materials mention specific financial indicators – Zvonko Micković’s bond portfolio and shareholding in Mettmann Public Company Limited, as recorded in protocols and offshore registry orders.

According to shareholder meeting data from Mettmann, Micković was a member of the company’s board of directors from its founding in December 2019 until February 2020 and, at the time of the publication of these materials, controlled approximately 82.5% of the company’s shares; he is also attributed with owning a significant block of the company’s bonds.

Additionally, the same registry indicates that Mettmann Public Company Limited is not the only European company owned by Micković. However, it has not been possible to establish which other companies are involved. Nevertheless, the documents explicitly state that “the Company has established good business relations with several wealthy private individuals, as well as industrial groups and real estate development specialists in Montenegro, Cyprus, and Spain, leveraging Mr. Micković’s business connections.”

As can be seen, the data is indeed quite scarce, but even this makes Micković a notable figure in the set of companies operating at the intersection of capital and supply chains.

Connections – with whom and which structures he is linked to

Investigations dedicated to the scheme connecting Boris Usherovich and Ilya Plotitsa point to a network of Cypriot and offshore companies (Broxner PLC, Venisat Technology, Main Victory Corporation, Mettmann, and others) through which, according to journalists and analysts, operations involving orders and supplies of telecom and railway equipment to Russia were conducted.

The name Zvonko Micković surfaced in these materials: Micković appears as a long-time partner of Boris Plotitsa. According to investigative data, both are co-founders of the Russian company NPO “Transpolymer”, one of the contractors for Russian Railways (RZD) and the company “1520.” This data is confirmed by Russian registries.

Additionally, sources note that alongside Micković in Mettmann’s capital are other figures of interest in the context of sanction schemes – for example, Aleksandr Vainstein, who, according to documents, holds an even larger bond portfolio. Together, they form the core of creditors and investors whose decisions provided liquidity to the company.

Such a combination of “local investors” and a network of Cypriot companies is a classic architecture that, in several investigations, is interpreted as infrastructure for money laundering and concealing ultimate beneficiaries.

Why Zvonko Micković has attracted attention

Formally, according to open sources, no public criminal cases have been registered against Zvonko Micković himself. However, his name has found itself at the center of suspicions and journalistic investigations for several reasons.

The possession by Zvonko Micković of a significant block of Mettmann bonds raises questions about the role of these funds in financing the company’s operations, which, according to investigators, participated in schemes to supply equipment to Russia while bypassing sanctions. Ownership of 222,636 bonds worth approximately €22.3 million (as stated in the documents) makes him one of the key investors.

Old or current business ties with Boris Plotitsa and related Cypriot companies heighten suspicions, as Plotitsa and Usherovich are named in several investigations as figures involved in sanction evasion schemes and potential money laundering. If one of Mettmann’s investors is a counterparty in a network for laundering Russian criminal capital and bypassing sanctions, then the company’s investment portfolio automatically falls under increased scrutiny from regulators and journalists.

Many transactions and shares were formalized or featured through Cypriot jurisdictions and nominees. Nominal directors, interchangeable shareholders, and rapid changes in jurisdictions – all of this adds suspicious details to a picture where the ultimate beneficiary is either hidden or distanced. In such schemes, large bondholders often act as “financial bridges” between assets and operational chains.

Cypriot companies, partially controlled by figures from Usherovich and Plotitsa’s circle, created supply chains and financial instruments, including through Mettmann bonds and other debt securities.

These instruments were used to raise funds and convert debts into securities, which were then converted or transferred between related structures. Simultaneously, a number of companies acted as formal suppliers of equipment, which was then disguised or redirected to Russia in violation of export restrictions.

Mettmann documents refer not only to shareholdings but also to “novation” – the conversion of old debt into bonds, providing insight into the tools the company used for balance sheet restructuring and liquidity attraction. Such operations often draw the attention of auditors when doubts arise about the real economic basis of such issuances.

In several publications, variations in the spelling of names and surnames appear (a common practice in offshore dossiers): these variations are deliberately used to complicate searches in databases. This is not proof of illegality, but a reason for thorough verification of connections and documents.

Based on the above, it must be acknowledged that journalistic investigations draw conclusions about Micković’s functional role in the company’s capital contours, but there is no direct evidence of criminal activity on his part in open sources, only indirect conclusions and documentary traces in corporate registries.

Each of the above facts individually rarely signifies something serious. However, their totality is almost a 100% guarantee that something is clearly wrong with the company or person to whom all these factors apply. And, most likely, we are dealing with a well-established illegal scheme. In the case of Zvonko Micković and Mettmann Public Company Limited, it is a scheme for bypassing sanctions and withdrawing capital.

For now, Zvonko Micković’s role in the described schemes should be considered a subject of interest for journalists and monitoring bodies, rather than a fact of criminal investigation. His name is an indicator of how ownership networks are practically formed in offshore jurisdictions and how large share and debt portfolios are used for capital maneuvers.

If interested law enforcement agencies wish to investigate the schemes further, they will need to request transaction registries, the origin of funds, and compare supply chains with actual equipment deliveries to Russia. The question of whether Micković is an “active operator” or a “passive nominee” remains open until additional documentary evidence is obtained.

However, taken together, all of this is a typical marker of structures used to evade transparent control, at the very least. And in this picture, Zvonko Micković holds the position of a major holder of Mettmann’s financial securities and a key manager.

Maria Sharapova

: https://economic-review.com/component/k2/item/215671


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Leonard Nimoy: The Legacy of Spock and His Multifaceted Career

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• Early Life and Beginnings in Acting

• The Birth of Spock and the Star Trek Phenomenon

• Nimoy s Career Beyond Star Trek

• Directorial Ventures

• Cultural Impact and Public Persona

• Later Years and Legacy

Leonard Simon Nimoy, born on March 26, 1931, in Boston, Massachusetts, is best known for his iconic role as Spock in the Star Trek franchise. Spanning almost five decades, Nimoy's portrayal of the half-Vulcan, half-human character became a symbol not only for the Star Trek universe but for popular culture as a whole. Nimoy's journey as an actor, director, musician, photographer, author, and more, made him a multifaceted figure whose influence continues to resonate even after his passing in 2015. This article will delve into the life of Leonard Nimoy, his career, and the lasting impact of his contributions to the world.

 

 

Early Life and Beginnings in Acting

Leonard Nimoy was born to Jewish immigrants from Ukraine, growing up in the West End of Boston. His early life was shaped by his strong cultural and religious background. From a young age, Nimoy showed a deep interest in acting and began studying at the Boston College of Speech and Drama. His big break came in the early 1950s when he moved to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting. Although he initially struggled, making minor appearances on television shows and in films, Nimoy s determination never waned.

During this time, he also served in the United States Army from 1953 to 1955. Serving as a sergeant in the Special Services, he was able to perform for fellow soldiers, helping him hone his acting skills. Despite the early challenges, Nimoy s resilience paid off, and by the early 1960s, he had found more substantial roles, setting the stage for his legendary portrayal of Spock.

 

 

The Birth of Spock and the Star Trek Phenomenon

In 1964, Leonard Nimoy was cast as the character Spock in the original Star Trek television series pilot episode, The Cage. The character, a logical and emotionally restrained Vulcan, stood in stark contrast to the more emotional and human qualities of Captain Kirk, played by William Shatner. Nimoy s portrayal of Spock became a defining feature of the series, a role that would eventually transform into one of the most beloved and enduring characters in television and film history.

Star Trek debuted in 1966, and Nimoy's Spock quickly became an essential part of the franchise's success. The series ran for three seasons, from 1966 to 1969, but despite its relatively short lifespan, Star Trek created a massive fan base that would grow exponentially over the years. Spock s famous Vulcan salute and the phrase Live long and prosper became iconic, cementing Nimoy's place in the cultural zeitgeist.

In addition to Star Trek, Nimoy also lent his voice to Spock in Star Trek: The Animated Series and appeared in all six of the original Star Trek films. His character s legacy continued through Star Trek: The Next Generation, the 2009 Star Trek reboot, and Star Trek Into Darkness, where Nimoy played an older version of Spock, passing the baton to Zachary Quinto s younger portrayal.

 

 

Nimoy s Career Beyond Star Trek

Though he would forever be associated with Spock, Leonard Nimoy s career spanned far beyond the confines of Star Trek. Following the original series, Nimoy starred in the popular TV show Mission: Impossible for two seasons, showcasing his versatility in portraying a variety of roles. He also made guest appearances in numerous other television shows, including Columbo, and hosted the documentary series In Search of..., which delved into mysterious and unexplained phenomena.

Nimoy was also active in the world of music. Between 1967 and 1970, he released two albums, The Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy and The New World of Leonard Nimoy, both of which featured songs largely inspired by his portrayal of Spock. Although his musical career was relatively short-lived, it remains an interesting chapter in Nimoy s wide-ranging artistic endeavors.

 

 

Directorial Ventures

In addition to his acting work, Leonard Nimoy made a significant mark as a director. Perhaps most notably, he directed Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986), both of which were critical and commercial successes. These films expanded the Star Trek universe in new directions, and Nimoy's ability to balance action, humor, and heart made these entries some of the most beloved in the franchise.

He also directed the successful comedy Three Men and a Baby (1987), which became one of the highest-grossing films of the year. Nimoy s direction of this film was praised for its pacing and the way it managed to blend humor and emotional depth.

 

 

Cultural Impact and Public Persona

Nimoy s portrayal of Spock transcended the television screen and had a lasting impact on popular culture. Spock s logical demeanor and struggle with his human side resonated deeply with fans. His famous line, I am not human, encapsulated the internal conflict of a character who was always searching for balance between his Vulcan and human halves.

Nimoy was often asked about the influence Spock had on his life, and in both of his autobiographies I Am Not Spock (1975) and I Am Spock (1995) he explored the coexistence of the man and the character. He was always careful to separate himself from Spock, but at the same time, acknowledged how the role had shaped his public life.

In addition to his work as Spock, Nimoy s interests extended to photography, writing, and even singing. He published poetry, released several albums, and remained an active presence in various artistic communities until his death. He was beloved by fans and peers alike for his kindness, intelligence, and humility.

 

 

Later Years and Legacy

Leonard Nimoy s final role as Spock came in 2013 s Star Trek Into Darkness. Following that film, Nimoy announced his retirement from playing the character, explaining that it was time for the younger actor, Zachary Quinto, to take center stage. Nimoy had made peace with the character and his place in the Star Trek universe, but he remained deeply connected to the franchise in other ways, such as appearing in documentaries about the series and participating in fan conventions.

Tragically, Leonard Nimoy passed away on February 27, 2015, after a long battle with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). His death left a profound void in the entertainment world, and tributes poured in from across the globe, including from former co-stars, fans, and public figures. In recognition of his contributions, an asteroid was named 4864 Nimoy in his honor.

Nimoy s son, Adam Nimoy, created the documentary For the Love of Spock (2016) to celebrate his father s life and legacy. The film offers a personal look at Leonard Nimoy s impact on the Star Trek universe and the world at large.

Leonard Nimoy s legacy as Spock is undeniable, but his contributions to film, television, and culture extend far beyond that role. From his early days as an actor to his work as a director, author, and musician, Nimoy embodied the spirit of artistic exploration and innovation. His character of Spock will continue to inspire generations of fans, and his influence will remain forever etched in the hearts of those who grew up with Star Trek.

Leonard Nimoy may no longer be with us, but his legacy lives on through the stars, through his work, and through the memories of a man who truly lived long and prospered.


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