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Kyiv School of Economics: course “How to Launder Money for Corruptionsters.” Practical lesson
A month ago I wrote about the “Forrest Gump” tapes. On them, among other things, Mudra and Mykyta sought ways to legally “run money through” for declarations. And they decided: teaching at KSE, because there they “can pay whatever they want.” As examples they mentioned Vlasiuk and Svyrydenko. Some people said then: that’s just talk.
Now there are declarations. The NGO “Public Integrity Council” went through the NACP registry and the conversations from the tapes are visible there as plain as day.
Mudra. Honoraria from KSE of 194 900 hryvnias in July and August of 2026. Almost four times more than she was paid at the Office of the President.
Vlasiuk. On the tapes they said KSE pays him 350 thousand per month. In the registry there are 10 reports of payments from the KSE fund, each of 324 680 hryvnias. Well, they were a bit off)
Svyrydenko. From 2023 year 9,09 million in honoraria from KSE. Starting from 2024, each year KSE paid twice as much as the state salary.
And who profits the most from all this?
Timofiy Milovanov himself. 19,8 million from KSE structures in just 2025 year. A person who at the same time sat on the supervisory boards of Energoatom and Ukroboronprom. And he left those only when the “Midas” scandal exploded.
Overall, 206 declarants or their families received money from KSE structures. About 132 million hryvnias.
Now about the law. Officials are allowed to moonlight only by teaching, research, or creative work. Fine. Then show the contracts. The acts. The class schedules. What, for example, did Mudra tell students during the summer break?
And another question: did these officials declare a conflict of interest when their bodies made decisions concerning KSE?
In general, I believe Milovanov should be awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics. Keynes explained how the state saves the economy. Friedman explained how the market saves it. Milovanov explained how to save corrupt officials’ declarations through the Kyiv School of Economics.