Volodymyr Prokopiv, Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration (KMA), has submitted his official asset declaration, revealing substantial family wealth. According to public records, the senior official and his family hold a massive private residence in the capital, luxury electric vehicles, and millions of hryvnias in income generated through business ventures and government treasury bonds (OVDP).
The official’s declaration details an extensive real estate portfolio. Prokopiv fully owns a 598.6-square-meter residential house in Kyiv—valued at 8.44 million UAH (~$205,000 USD) at acquisition in 2018—alongside a 1,370-square-meter land parcel valued at 1.45 million UAH.
His wife, Vira Prokopiv, expanded the family’s commercial holdings in December 2023 by acquiring 593.1 square meters of non-residential space in Kyiv for 13 million UAH, in addition to an unfinished 100.8-square-meter apartment. The family—whose members hold temporary residence permits in Germany—also enjoys rent-free accommodation in a German apartment owned by a foreign national, alongside commercial office space and residential shares in Ivano-Frankivsk.
Key Financial Metric: The family recorded over 14 million UAH (~$340,000 USD) in income from redeemed Ukrainian military treasury bonds. In June 2026, Prokopiv filed a supplemental disclosure declaring an additional 7.5 million UAH in principal redemptions and 538,000 UAH in coupon yields.
The family’s high-end vehicle fleet features two premium models:
2025 Audi S6 SB e-tron: Valued at 4 million UAH (~$97,000 USD), owned by Vira Prokopiv and partially financed via a 1.96 million UAH loan from PrivatBank.
2022 BMW X5: Registered under VP Group LLC and designated for his wife’s primary use.
Vira Prokopiv holds 100% ownership of VP Group LLC (valued at 7.37 million UAH) and a 33.34% stake in Afeny LLC (valued at 1.2 million UAH). The filing also includes a luxury Vacheron Constantin wristwatch acquired prior to Prokopiv’s public service disclosures.
While Prokopiv’s state salary at the Kyiv City State Administration totaled 180,000 UAH for the reporting period, the bulk of the household’s revenue stems from his spouse’s private business activities and European employment.
Vira Prokopiv’s key declared earnings include:
3 million UAH from sole proprietorship business activities.
2.15 million UAH in wages from German healthcare firm DAP GmbH Deutscher Ambulanter Pflegedienst.
2 million UAH from property liquidations and 542,500 UAH in corporate dividends.
95,000 UAH received in refugee assistance payments within Germany.
The family maintains diversified liquidity across major Ukrainian banking institutions (PrivatBank, Oschadbank, Universal Bank) and foreign German banks (Sparkasse Holstein, Volksbank Lübeck, Commerzbank). Additionally, the couple holds cash reserves totaling 428,000 UAH, $15,000 USD, and €10,000 EUR.