Igor Sechin, the boss of state oil giant Rosneft, was paid $46m in 2020, according to anti-corruption group FBK—which found his tax file under a pseudonym.
In Russia, the salaries of state-owned company CEOs are kept secret and organizations trying to reveal them have been punished in the courts.
The group concluded that Terentyev and Sechin were the same person—they had the same data in the tax register, including date of birth, passport details and personal tax number. "We are all shareholders of Rosneft," said FBK's Sergei Yezhov."Do we have the right to know what our hired manager is paid? Absolutely."
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