Central Bank head Nabiullina earns 12.3 mln rubles in 2013
MOSCOW. May 19 (Interfax) - The head of Russia's Central Bank, Elvira Nabiullina, earned 12.239 million rubles in 2013, according to data on the salaries and property of Central Bank employees published on the bank's website.
Nabiullina, who was named Central Bank chairman in the summer of last year, earned over 5 million rubles the year before, when she served as Russian presidential aide. She owns a third of an apartment with 70.6 square meters, and a Jaguar S-Type.
Her spouse, the rector of the Higher School of Economics (HSE), Yaroslav Kuzminov, also owns a third of the apartment, as well as a dacha and a parcel of land. His annual income was 19.989 million rubles last year, and he declared 14.875 million rubles the year before.
Central Bank's former chairman, Sergei Ignatyev, is currently an advisor to the chairman and earned 29.454 million rubles. He owns half of an apartment with 86.9 square meters. In 2012, Ignatyev declared income of 24.7 million rubles.