Being an entrepreneur is a trait that one is born with; it takes something from deep within to want to be the one who holds all of the risk, who works the hardest, and who has the most invested in the epic failure or huge success of the business. Victor Mikhailovich Remsha founded his now largely successful real estate investment and asset management company while he was just a student at a university. Now, a prominent businessman, Victor Mikhailovich Remsha is head of a company that operates the widest regional network in the region.

Victor Mikhailovich Remsha graduated from the Bauman State Technical University in 1995 where he majored in radio electronic systems. In 1994, he and three other students founded the company Finance-Analytic. Finance-Analytic was ran out of a commercial kiosk that the students had rented and was known for issuing its daily news bulletin, “The Investor’s Portfolio”. The bulletin provided stock market entities with information on issuers, stock quotes, and market news. By 1995, Victor Mikhailovich Remsha remained the sole owner of the business and, under his vision, he would take it to new levels of operation.

By the late ‘90s, Victor Mikhailovich Remsha had obtained licensure from the Federal Securities Commission and gained membership in an International Stock Exchange, the MICEX, the RTS, and NAUFOR. Gaining momentum, Victor Mikhailovich Remsha rebranded his new business into Finam Investment Holding, transforming the company into a completely new entity in preparation for the big plans that he had for the company.

Finam Investment Holding was comprised of several business entities all operating under the Finam brand. Finam Investment Holding consisted of an investment company, a news group, an insurance broker, and a management company. In 2003, all of these were merged into a single brand, Finam. In 2004, Finam acquired Megawatt Bank and was rebranded in 2006 to Finam Investment Bank.

Victor Mikhailovich Remsha would go on to acquire a radio station, now called Finam FM that broadcasts throughout the region, as well as an airfield, that is home to several aircrafts, parachute centers, and serves as a site for skydiving competitions.