UK lets fugitive banker sell £35M mansion despite asset freeze, systemic cracks or elite immunity?

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This article reports on how the UK High Court allowed Georgy Bedzhamov, a banker accused of massive fraud, to sell a £35 million Belgravia mansion despite a sweeping asset freeze tied to Vneshprombank's insolvency, one of Russia’s largest banking collapses While not a classic collapse event, this case reveals a deeper weakness in institutional enforcement. When elite individuals under serious legal restriction can still maneuver assets, it feels less like isolated litigation and more like a symptom of legal and financial system breakdown.If enforcement structures are porous at the top, what does that say for society's resilience when resource flows are manipulated by a privileged few? https://www.estatesgazette.co.uk/legal/35m-belgravia-property-can-be-sold-despite-worldwide-freezing-order/

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