A Russian businessman has agreed to pay $6 million from the proceeds of three Manhattan apartments to satisfy a judgment against him in a forfeiture case.
Denis Katsyv, whose firm, Prevezon Holdings, has been alleged to have been tied to a $230 million fraud from the Russian treasury, signed an agreement with federal prosecutors stating that he would draw payments to satisfy the judgment from two condos at 20 Pine Street in Manhattan’s Financial District and commercial space in Midtown at 250 E. 49th St.
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