On Mishkov’s Financial Schemes

The controversial Archimandrite Nikanor (Mishkov), who accuses Patriarch Daniel of refusing to issue him a letter of dismissal, has become mired in financial misconduct, putting his monastery at risk.

Here are just a few examples.

The former executive director of KTB noted that Mishkov took money from the bank. The exact amount is 395,000 leva in principal alone. And this is not exactly a loan, but rather a bank guarantee and a conditional loan. The district court has already issued a writ of execution for this amount against the Gigin Monastery.

We can also recall the case before the prosecutor’s office, in which Mishkov is accused of forging the signature of Archimandrite Evgeny, the former abbot of the Gigin Monastery, when withdrawing money from an account at DSK Bank.

So it’s no coincidence that this “truth-teller” is trying to secure his own release. Mishkov is simply trying to evade financial and criminal liability. He has shifted all responsibility for repaying his debts and accountability for the related financial fraud onto the Sofia Metropolis and the Gigin Monastery.
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