Mobile gaming titan Dmitry Bukhman has been named as the wealthiest billionaire under 40 in the Sunday Times Rich List.Â
Bukhman is worth £12.54 billion together with his older brother Ivan. The Russian-born mobile gaming titan, who taught himself to code at a young age, took British citizenship earlier this year.
XTX Markets founder Alex Gerko is placed at no.20 with £8.75 billion and Hilton Schlosberg, the co-founder of the Monster Energy Drinks company, has his net worth estimated at £5.47 billion in this years’ list. He will become sole CEO of the company in June, after his co-founder’s decision to step back from the business.
Lord Sugar, who made his fortune in consumer electronics, is perhaps best known now for his role as the straight-talking, no-nonsense business leader who contestant vie to impress on the BBC TV show The Apprentice. The Sunday Times estimates his net worth as £1.101 billion.
Other well known Jewish communal names on the list include Poju and Anita Zabludowicz (£1.495 billion), Ian and Richard Livingstone (£5.7 billion) CST Chairman Sir Gerald Ronson and family (£1.242 billion), Tony Bloom, Chairman of Brighton & Hove Albion (£721 million) and Daniel Levy, Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur (£650 million).
From the strictly Orthodox community, Benzion Freshwater and family lead the way, at £2.6 billion.
