INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
large-scale bribery charges, a Moscow court announced Friday.The Basmanny District Court said Matsotsky had left Russia prior to the ruling
their business holdings in 2020, with Matsotsky launching GS-Invest, a holding company focused on software development and systems
integration.He maintained close business ties with Russian state-linked firms, including negotiations with Gazprombank to create a joint IT
venture.In 2021, Matsotsky partnered with former Rostelecom executive Andrey Cheglakov to launch a project known as Rusim.He also took
ownership of L2U, a Russian firm specializing in IT support software
including LokoBank, Bank Soft Systems, Notamedia and Handysoft.