Two unsanctioned Russian billionaires who are business partners of Roman Abramovich have a £100 million British property empire, according to leaked documents
. They allegedly have a stake in a company trying to acquire buy out Shepherd’s Bush market in west London.Their previous investments are said to include historic British pubs including the Black Cap in Camden, north London, an LGBTQ venue that closed in 2015. Outside the UK their purported holdings include the Caribbean island of West Caicos, which is slated for development as a luxury resort, and a golf course community in Prague.
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