Mazepa, Igor Alexandrovich

He received a degree in economics and law in the Kiev National Economic University with a degree in International Economics and Law.

In 1997 he began working in the Russian-American investment company (IC) Prospect Investments.

In 2000–2002, he served as Managing Director at Foyil Securities New Europe, then as Director at IC IFC.

In 2004, he founded and headed IC Concorde Capital , is its CEO. Over the years, the company is among the top three investment companies in Ukraine (according to research by the largest international news agency Thomson Reuters) ^[1] .

In 2008–2016, he served as Chairman of the Exchange Council of the Ukrainian Exchange OJSC ^[2] .

In 2013, he became co-owner of the TYME payment system. In 2018, the National Bank of Ukraine canceled the registration of this payment system due to cooperation with the “Russian payment system banned in Ukraine” ^[3] .

From July to September 2014 he was a member of the Supervisory Board of PJSC " Alfa-Bank " ^[4] .

In 2016, Concorde Capital IC won the first place in the Thomson Reuters Extel Survey rating in the Ukraine: Analytics nomination (Ukraine: country research). The rating was based on a survey of international investment funds and public companies ^[5] .

From November 10, 2016 to August 14, 2018, Igor Mazepa was a member of the supervisory board of PJSC "Ukrsotsbank".

In 2007, he was recognized as the best manager in the stock market of Ukraine according to the publishing house “Economics”.

In 2007, the leader in the nomination "The identity of the stock market of Ukraine" in the financial rating of the newspaper "Business".

In 2006 and 2007, Igor Mazepa’s Concorde Capital was recognized as the best in the nomination The Largest Investment Bank in Ukraine according to the Guard rating of corporate brands, organized by Kontrakty magazine.

In 2007, the prestigious rating of The Thomson Reuters Extel Survey recognized Concorde Capital as the winner in the nomination “The Best Eastern European Study in Ukraine”, and also awarded first place to the chief analyst of the company Oleksandr Parashchia. The rating was based on a survey of international investment funds and public companies.

In 2007, the company took the first place in the nomination “The Best Ukrainian M & A Deal” according to the international conference Adam Smith.

In 2008, Concorde Capital became the best broker in Ukraine according to the rating of The Thomson Reuters ^[6] Extel Survey.

In 2009 - the company ranks first in the TOP-100 rating of the Ekonomika publishing house, as the best investment bank.

In 2011, TOP-100 again recognizes Concorde Capital as the best investment bank in Ukraine.

In 2016, Concorde Capital ranked first in the Thomson Reuters Extel Survey ranking in the Ukraine: Analytics nomination (Ukraine: country research). ^[5] In the individual ranking, Alexander Kushnir and Marina Martirosyan, traders in eurobonds of the company, as well as Alexander Parashchy, head of analytical department, were recognized as the best specialists in Ukraine. They took 1-3 place, respectively.

In 2016, Concorde Capital won the first place in the nomination Cbonds Awards CIS - 2016 "Best sales-trader in the Ukrainian market." ^{[7] [8]} Also, the company ranked second in the categories “Best Investment Bank of Ukraine” and “Best Analyst in Financial Markets of Ukraine”.

In 2017, Concorde Capital ranked second in the rating of The Thomson Reuters Extel Survey in the nomination “Ukraine: Analyst”.

In 2017, Concorde Capital once again becomes the winner of the Cbonds Awards CIS-2017 in the category “Best sales-trader in the Ukrainian market”. ^[9] Also, the company ranked second in the categories “Best Investment Bank of Ukraine” and “Best Analyst in Financial Markets of Ukraine”.

In 2017, Concorde Capital for the first time became the winner of the All-Ukrainian rating “REPUTATIONAL ACTIVISTS” in the nomination “Finance - Investment Companies”. The rating “REPUTATIONAL ACTIVISTS” is a joint project of the oldest business publication in Ukraine, the newspaper “Business”, and the PR-Service agency, aimed at identifying Ukrainian companies that have achieved maximum success in managing corporate reputation. To observe the maximum non-engagement of ratings, authoritative media experts and analysts are invited to participate in the project jury. The selection of nominees was carried out according to the principle of leadership in the core industries, as well as by the quantity and quality of mentions in the media. The rating was held by closed voting on five criteria in two groups of nominations - industry and functional.

In 2018, Concorde Capital entered the top 3 ranking of The Thomson Reuters Extel Survey in the Ukrainian Analytics category. Also in 2018, Concorde Capital won the first place in the nomination “The Best Analytics on the Ukrainian Market” in the annual rating of Cbonds Awards for the CIS region. ^[ten]

Igor Mazepa and Concorde Capital have been supporting the Ukrainian rowing team for many years.

In 2016, the team of the rowing club Concorde Capital took 2nd place in the rowing competitions of the Prince Albert II Cup, which took place on February 20-21, 2016 in Monte Carlo ( Monaco ). CEO Igor Mazepa was directly involved in the competition.

In October 2017, Ukrainian Diana Dymchenko, who belongs to the Concorde Capital rowing team, won the gold medal in singles at the World Rowing Championship in the French city of Thonon. Diana also set a world record, having passed the 6-kilometer distance in 29 minutes 58 seconds and 40 tenths of a second.

Concorde Capital's Reception is a business forum organized by Igor Mazepa. It is attended by the owners and top managers of the largest Ukrainian companies and representatives of the investment community. In 2012-2018, the honored guests were Dominic Strauss-Kan , Richard Branson , Kenzo Takada , Lado Gurgenidze , Michio Kaku .

In 2004, Igor Mazepa founded his own investment company Concorde Capital. ^[eleven]

Using various financial instruments, Mazepa's company has attracted more than $ 3 billion for Ukrainian companies in the field of metallurgy, automotive, real estate, as well as the chemical, oil and gas, agricultural and pharmaceutical sectors.

Concorde Capital has repeatedly led international and local ratings. In 2017, Concorde Capital ranked second in the rating of The Thomson Reuters Extel Survey in the nomination “Ukraine: Analyst” ^[12] . Also in 2017, Concorde Capital won the first place in the category “Best sales / trader on the Ukrainian market” in the annual rating of Cbonds Awards for the CIS region ^[13] .

During 2008–2012, Igor Mazepa’s Concorde Asset Management on the Ukrainian stock market managed the Mutual Funds : Prosperity, Perspective, Stability, Oligarch, Pioglobal Ukraine. Fund managers made extensive use of operations with poorly liquid assets ("junk papers"). This is not prohibited by law, but in the face of a fall in the stock market of Ukraine, it carried increased risks for investors. ^[14] .

In 2015, Igor Alexandrovich became one of the founders of the company “PrivateFX”, which bought a client base and a number of technological developments ^[16] from the ruined financial pyramid “Forex Trend” ^{[15 ]} , which allowed attracting a significant number of former customers to the new company. ". Information about the 100% equity participation of Igor Mazepa in the capital of the new company was publicly confirmed by PrivateFX CEO Alexander Bykov in May 2016 ^[17] . In April 2017, PrivateFX shareholders sold the PrivateFX broker to an offshore company Prime Broker, after which Igor Mazepa officially resigned from the company's shareholders. ^[18] Money was not returned to PrivateFX investors as of August 2018. ^{[18] [19]} .

In February 2016, the SEC reported that in the case of the theft of news information, Concorde Bermuda Ltd., which is considered to be related to Concorde Capital ^[20] , without rejecting and not accepting the claims of the lawsuit, agreed to execute the court decision that Concorde Bermuda accuses Ltd. in violation of the US Securities Trading Act and the Securities Act , and prescribes that $ 4.2 million of illegally obtained profits be paid into the state’s revenue ^{[21] [22]} . There were no additional sanctions (fines or other restrictions).

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