Dmitry Valerievich Razumov (Russian: Дмитрий Валерьевич Разумов, born 7 February 1975) is a Russian businessman, manager and philanthropist,^[4] CEO of Prokhorov's Onexim Group [ru], former chairman of the Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center board of directors.^[5]

Dmitry Razumov is a graduate of the Moscow State Institute of Foreign Relations, with a degree in international law. From 1994 to 1997, he practiced corporate law at Clifford Chance. In 1997, he became deputy head of investment banking at Renaissance Capital, following which, in 1999, he co-founded telecom-focused advisory and venture capital firm LV Finance.^[1]

From 2001 to 2005, during his tenure as deputy general director at Norilsk Nickel, Dmitry was responsible for the company's strategic development and M&A.^[1][3] Since May 2007, Dmitry has been CEO at Onexim Group. He became "Prokhorov's most trusted advisor".^[6]

During his career, Razumov served on the boards of directors at various companies, namely - Rusal, Norilsk Nickel, Megafon, OPIN, RBK, Polyus Gold, Uralkali, Renaissance Capital, Renaissance Financial Holdings, Soglasiye Insurance [ru], etc. From 2014 to 2019, he was chairman of the board at Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center.^[7][3][8][9] In 2013–2016, Razumov took 4th-7th positions in the Forbes lists of the "most expensive" executives in Russia.^{[2][10][11][12]}

Since 2022, Dmitry has been the Director of Myra culture development non profit institution. Myra Center, created by Razumov in Suzdal, features an acoustic hall, library, exhibit space, recording studio and a courtyard specifically designed to house public events. The institution supports Fomikha Village Theater of Drama and Comedy. The building of the Myra Museum is under construction, it will host a collection of artworks from the Russian avant-garde to contemporary art. Also the nearby building of the former Zapolitzy hydroelectric power station will be reconstructed and turned into a cultural and historical center.^{[4][26][27][28]}