Alisher Usmanov (1st Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $17.6 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: steel, telecom, investments
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 60

Alisher Usmanov is the Richest man in Russia for year 2013. In the year 2009, his net worth was only $1.6 billion which has seen gigantic increase thanks to his successful investments and rise in stock prices of his companies. His majority of wealth comes from a company named Metalloinvest which specializes in mining and steel production. The richest man in Russia made his fortune in metals (iron and steel) and now has interests ranging from telecommunications. He also owns stakes in FC Arsenal.

Mikhail Fridman (2nd Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $16.5 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: Oil, Banking and Telecom
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 49

Mikhail Fridman is one of the Richest man in Russia. Mikhail Fridman’s fortune is self-made. Fridman derives his wealth from Alfa Group Consortium which he founded with college friends German Khan and Alexei Kuzmichev. Alfa Group is privately owned by these 3 men who are all rich men of Russia. It is an investment company with stakes in several other companies in Russia. Alfa Group sold its stake in cell operator Megafon to Russia's richest man, Alisher Usmanov. Meanwhile telecom provider VimpelCom, which Alfa controls, bought the telecom holdings of Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris to become the sixth-biggest telecom company in the world. Alfa Group help him to become the Richest man in Russia.

Leonid Mikhelson (3rd Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $15.4 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: gas, chemicals
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 58

Leonid Mikhelson owns stakes in energy sector companies. Leonid Mikhelson is the 3rd Richest man in Russia. This Russian richest man is the CEO of OAO Novatek which was founded by him in the year 1994. Novatek is the second largest gas producer in the nation of Russia and also one of the largest in the world. His wealth is because of his stakes worth billions in Novatek, SIBUR and First United Bank. Leonid Mikhelson cashed in $1 billion when he sold his shares in Novatek to Gazprom. He graduated from Kuybyshev Engineering and Construction Institute.

Viktor Vekselberg (4th Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $15.1 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: oil, metals
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 56

Viktor Vekselberg is the 4th Richest man in Russia. Viktor Vekselberg was tapped by the Russian government to head Skolkovo, the country's attempt to create a version of Silicon Valley. Vekselberg is founder and President of Renova Group. He owns the Group privately and it is involved in ownership of several oil, gas and metal companies. Renova Group owns stakes in international companies like UC Rusal, Integrated Energy Systems, Oerlikon and Sulzer. Russian billionaire Mikhelson owns several assets in billions spread over many countries across the globe. His oil, metal and gas companies makes him the Richest man in Russia.

Vagit Alekperov (5th Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $14.8 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: Lukoil
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 63

Vagit Alekperov  is the 5th Richest man in Russia. Vagit Alekperov is another Russian businessman who derives his wealth from oil industry. He is the President of Lukoil which is the second largest oil producing company in Russia. An estimated 21% stake in Lukoil is owned by Alekperov which puts his net worth in billions of Dollars. He remains its largest shareholder. ExxonMobil was the second-largest investor until it sold out in 2010. During ExxonMobil's sale Alekperov bought shares using borrowed money.

Andrey Melnichenko (6th Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $14.4 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: coal, fertilizers
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 41

On the list of top 10, Andrey Menichenko is the youngest Richest man in Russia. In March 2009, his net worth dropped to $1 billion which soon recovered after increase in stock prices of his companies. Melnichenko was born in Gomel, Belarus and studied from Plekhanov Russian Academy. His fortune of billions is because of his stakes in billion dollar companies like Eurochem, TMK, MDM Bank and SUEK. Eurochem is a mineral fertiziler company while SUEK is a coal producing company. And TMK is, according to its official website, Russia’s largest manufacturer and exporter of steel pipes and ranks among the global top three pipe producers. His coal and fertilizers makes him the 6th Richest man in Russia.

Vladimir Potanin (7th Vladimir Potanin Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $14.3 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: metals
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 52

Vladimir Potanin is another successful billionaire entrepreneur from Russia. As per the fresh Forbes billionaire list, he is the seventh Richest man in Russia with a fortune of $14.3 billion. Potanin holds stakes in several metal companies including Norilsk Nickel. He controls his investments in various business sectors through his private company Interros. He was born in Moscow in the year 1961. His father worked for Russian Ministry of Foreign Trade and this made him travel a lot during childhood. This rich Russian man is stakeholder in Rosbank, which is Russia’s largest private bank, 100% of Profmedia which owns TV, radio and internet assets including Rambler Media, Afisha magazine and MTV Russia and 40% in a real estate firm named Open Investments.

Vladimir Lisin (8th Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $14.1 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: steel, transport
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 57

Former steelworker Vladimir Lisin's fortune has come down by $1.8 billion in the past year. He holds stake in Novolipetsk Steel and has built one of the largest shooting complexes in Russia. He is a metallurgical engineer and holds degree of Doctorate from Russian Academy of Economics. He built one of Europe's largest shooting-range complexes in Lisya Nora, near Moscow. He is known as ‘steel magnate’ in his country and the 8th Richest man in Russia.

Gennady Timchenko (9th Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $14.1 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: oil & gas
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age:61

Gennady Timchenko is one of the most powerful and Richest man in Russia. He is a co-owner of the Gunvor Group, one of the largest international energy traders. He owns stakes in gas company Novatek, petrochemichal producer Sibur Holding, railway operator Transoil, coal company Colmar and a company called IG Seismic Services.

Mikhail Prokhorov (10th Richest man in Russia)

•  Net Worth: $13 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: investments
•  Citizen: Russia
•  Age: 48

Mikhail Prokhorov is the 10th Richest man in Russia. Mikhail Prokhorov has been, by turns, banker, athlete, metals mogul, playboy, investor, media player, politician, NBA owner (the Brooklyn Nets) and now, again, politician. He also formed a new party named Civic Party. This billionaire sold of his stakes in Polyus Gold and cashed in $3.6 billion.

Berluti (1st Most expensive shoes)

Berluti is the Most expensive shoes in the world. Most men really look so great with their shiny shoes. Not all shoes can really be as shiny as this Berluti, especially the Rapieces Reprises style. .Even if you are attracted with the shoes but does not have any $1,830, for sure, you cannot really have it. This is actually the most expensive shoes in the world. Only those men who can spend at least $1,830 for just a pair of shoe can wear it. Berluti has the title to be the Most expensive shoes.

New & Lingwood (2nd Most expensive shoes)

This brand of shoes offers the best kind of styles and designs of shoes and has the title of Most expensive shoes making. You can never see shoes that are not classy and elegant to look at. This New & Lingwood was founded in 1865 and according to Forbes, the leather is “cured in baths of rye, oat flour and yeast, hand-finished and soaked in wood liquor”. The Russian Calf Shoes from this brand is actually one for the Most expensive shoes in the world.

A. Testoni (3rd Most expensive shoes)

A. Testoni has the title of 3rd Most expensive shoes in the world. You cannot really believe that most men are actually very choosy than those ladies that you see around. Men really choose that right shoes for them. Aside from that, they will also see to it that those shoes will really suite to their personality. Rich men prefer to wear this A. Testoni shoes since these are one of the most expensive shoes in the world, especially the Norvegese style.

John Lobb (4th Most expensive shoes)

When you are looking for the best shoes for your husband or for your boyfriend, make sure that they will love it. John Lobb is one of the brands that sell a number of elegant shoes that really suites to men, especially the Jonh Lobb 2005. The shoes in this section are not just any shoes since these shoes are one of the most expensive shoes in the world. John Lobb 2005 will is actually $1,280.

Tanino Crisci (5th Most expensive shoes)

Tanino has the title of 5th Most expensive shoes in the world. You can never say no with this kind of shoes. Tanino Crisci is actually one of the most expensive shoes in the world. Most men really wish to have this kind of shoes. The Lilian style is really one of the best, thus the price is also very significant. It actually reaches up to $1,250 and this price is really hard to pay if you are in tight budget.

1. Shahid Khan

•  Net Worth: $3.8 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: Auto parts
•  Citizen: United States (Born in Pakistani)
•  Age: 63  

Auto parts entrepreneur Shad Khan added another sports team to his holdings, snapping up middling Premier League soccer club Fulham for $300 million in July 2013, a year and a half after purchasing the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars for $770 million. The Jaguars endured a rough 2-14 season, and Khan canned his coach and general manager after the season. Meanwhile, his auto parts manufacturer Flex-N-Gate rolls along, with $3.9 billion in 2012 sales.

2. Mian Muhammad Mansha

•  Net Worth: $2.5 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: diversified
•  Citizen: Pakistan
•  Age: 65

Mansha has around 40 companies on board. Mansha, who owns the Muslim Commercial Bank is also setting up a $ 17m paper mill. He is one of the richest Pakistanis around. Nishat Group was country's 15th richest family in 1970, 6th in 1990 and Number 1 in 1997. Mansha is on the board of nearly 50 companies.
Nishat group assets are $4.4Billion. He is sometimes even regarded as the richest Pakistani around by his friends claiming he does not 'show it off'.

3. Asif Ali Zardari

•  Net Worth: $1.8 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: Politics
•  Citizen: Pakistan
•  Age: 69

Asif Zardari dubbed 'Mr 10%' an unknown happy-go-lucky son of a small-time businessman who struck gold by marrying one of the worlds most glamorous women Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benzair Bhutto. Taking advantage of his wife's authority he is known to have taken kickbacks from many deals inside and outside of Pakistan. The most famous was a $4 billion deal to buy 32 Mirage jets from the French company Dassault. Documents, which include letters from Dassault executives, indicate an agreement was reached to pay a 5% 'remuneration' about $200m to Marleton Business, a BVI company controlled by Zardari. Besides these many more kickback deals were taken with companies such as ARY Gold, Société Général de Surveillance (SGS), Cotecna, and ZPC Ursus, a Polish tractor company.

4. Sir Anwar Pervaiz

•  Net Worth: $1.5 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: Businessman
•  Citizen: Pakistan
•  Age: 72

Chairman of Bestway Group. The Bestway Groupstarted in 1976 with its first Bestway cash and carry warehouse opened in London. Today the have in total around 50 Cash and Carry's. Including their recent takeover of rival group Batleys for around £100m Bestway Group ventured into Pakistan's huge the cement business in 1995 and set up cement manufacturing plant in Pakistan at a cost of $120 million.

5. Nawaz Sharif & Shahbaz Sharif

•  Net Worth: $1.4 B                                                                      
•  Source of Wealth: Politics/Businessman
•  Citizen: Pakistan

Mr. Sharif Businessman turned politician the former Prime Minister of Pakistan. Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif was twice elected as Prime Minister of Pakistan, serving two non-consecutive terms, the first from November 1, 1990 to July 18, 1993 and the second from February 17, 1997 to October 12, 1999. His party is the Pakistan Muslim League (N) (Nawaz group). He is best known internationally for ordering Pakistan's 1998 nuclear tests in response to India's nuclear tests, and the abrupt end of his final term in a dramatic coup by General Pervez Musharraf. Nawaz Sharif is currently an opposition leader and a strong supporter of the free judiciary movement in Pakistan.