A Justice Department task force created in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is increasingly shifting its attention from yachts and private jets to the professional network of service providers that enable Russian oligarchs to move and hide money
on behalf of Mr. Deripaska. Mr. Bonham-Carter worked primarily as a property manager for the Russian oligarch, according to the indictment.
“Mr. Bonham-Carter is a U.K. citizen, living in the U.K., arrested in the U.K.,” Mr. Adams said. “That is something that would have been extremely unlikely 8 or 9 months ago. And it was accomplished with relatively high speed, now that the tide has turned.”
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