Dmitry Sergeev, General Director of AliExpress Russia: “I would go in for sports every day.”
Ilya Sachkov (arrested on suspicion of high treason and is now in jail; his lawyer Sergey Afanasyev gave the answers to RBC’s editors), founder of Group-IB: “I wouldn’t change anything, maybe I would just spend more time with loved ones.”
Sergey Anuryev, General Director of Litres Group of Companies: “A lot comes to mind: they wouldn’t launch podcasts the way they did, would get vaccinated and, perhaps, wouldn’t be sick with covid or suffer in a mild form, and so there was a whole month of wasted time. But since “what does not kill us makes us stronger,” I would not change anything, otherwise today I would not be myself. “
Andrey Guryev, co-owner of Phosagro: “In September of this year, Phosagro raised $ 500 million in Eurobonds at a rate of only 2.6% per annum. We have broken our own record and the record of all private Russian corporations. Demand for our seven-year Eurobonds exceeded all expectations, with about 90% of investors being foreigners. If I had known in advance what the situation on the markets would be at the end of the year, we would have placed bonds for a billion dollars at once. ”
Vladimir Verkhoshinsky, Chief Executive Officer of Alfa-Bank: “The year was a record one, but not without mistakes, of course. And not everything that was planned worked out. There is still a lot to work on. But in a big way, I wouldn’t change anything. Unless I would like to spend a little more time with loved ones. “
Sergey Gorkov, CEO of Rosgeologia: “I would probably not change anything in my actions. I am sure that everything we did, we did the right thing. But if the volume of geological exploration in 2021 had grown at least to the planned values that are planned in 2022, it would be much better. I would change that. “
David Yakobashvili, co-owner of Petrocas Energy Group“Given that different countries have approached the fight against the pandemic in different ways, it would be great to take the very best from the experience of those who have learned to cope without crashing the economy.”
Vladimir Nikolsky, COO of VK, co-founder of My.Games: “Probably would be more risky. On the one hand, I am responsible for thousands of people in the company and my actions have a direct impact on many things, which I never forget. On the other hand, as they say, luck loves the brave. “
Alexey Nechaev, leader of the New People party and founder of Faberlic: “I, like many entrepreneurs, do not think what to change in the past. We rather look ahead and think that we can do something new. Even if there were any mistakes, then you need to love and respect your mistakes. They cannot be corrected in the past, only in the future. We have to do something new. The mistake has already been made, paid for. When you yourself make a mistake, it increases your capitalization. You will be smarter, for one beaten two unbeaten give. “
Andrey Tsyper, executive director of media at Rambler & Co: “I, too, as I think many others, would not sell Tesla shares at $ 600.”
Sergei Mironov, Co-Chair of A Just Russia – For Truth – Patriots of Russia: “I try not to regret things that can no longer be changed. Of course, I would like to achieve more results in the parliamentary elections. To break the monopoly of the Duma majority, when one faction can single-handedly approve any, even the most disastrous decisions, like the anti-popular pension reform. “
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