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Russian gold king Grachev tries to distance himself from the heirs of Putin's entourage

Pavel Grachev, Chief Executive Officer at Russia's largest gold producer Polyus, in Moscow on December 6, 2018.
Pavel Grachev, Chief Executive Officer at Russia's largest gold producer Polyus, in Moscow on December 6, 2018. © Maxim Shemetov/Reuters
Pavel Grachev, head of the troubled gold mining company Polyus in London, has distanced himself from the Russian conglomerates run by the heirs of security officials close to Vladimir Putin. [...]
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