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Irishman sanctioned over Russian links helps super-rich invest in art, cars and watches

By MilyeMay 17, 20261 Min Read
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Businessman who was penalised by the US Treasury now helps wealthy clients acquire ‘rare assets’

Businessman John Hanafin is now based in Dubai

Businessman John Hanafin is now based in Dubai

An Irishman in Dubai sanctioned by the US because of his business dealings with Russia has reinvented himself as a consultant helping the super-rich invest in “rare assets”.

John Desmond Hanafin (51), who is originally from Raheny in north Dublin, was penalised because of the alleged involvement of his company in helping Russians move their assets into the United Arab Emirates to avoid sanctions following the invasion of Ukraine.

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