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Jean-Marc Loubier of First Heritage Brands on Bridging East and West

Divia Harilela sits down with Jean-Marc Loubier, chief executive of First Heritage Brands, an investment arm of the Fung Group which owns Robert Clergerie, Delvaux and Sonia Rykiel, to talk about his global investment strategy.

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Jean-Marc Loubier of First Heritage Brands on Bridging East and West

Divia Harilela sits down with Jean-Marc Loubier, chief executive of First Heritage Brands, an investment arm of the Fung Group which owns Robert Clergerie, Delvaux and Sonia Rykiel, to talk about his global investment strategy.


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High-Priced M&A Still in Vogue in Slowing Luxury Industry

"A scarcity of sellers, combined with a growing number of cash-rich buyers from Asia and the Middle East, mean high-priced takeover deals are set to

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High-Priced M&A Still in Vogue in Slowing Luxury Industry

"A scarcity of sellers, combined with a growing number of cash-rich buyers from Asia and the Middle East, mean high-priced takeover deals are set to


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Emotion in Paris, Mall kids at Kenzo, Hermès in demand, Fung Brands expands, 30 years of Mario Testino

On Paris Catwalks, Emotion Recollected in Tranquility (IHT) "The post-power woman — purposeful but never aggressive — dug to the depths of women's

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Emotion in Paris, Mall kids at Kenzo, Hermès in demand, Fung Brands expands, 30 years of Mario Testino

On Paris Catwalks, Emotion Recollected in Tranquility (IHT) "The post-power woman — purposeful but never aggressive — dug to the depths of women's


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Making China tick, Alaïa’s original spirit, Mouret for Clergerie, Making sense of Premium jeans, The new Tavi?

The mystery of the Chinese consumer (Economist) "After decades of deprivation and conformism, Chinese consumers regard expensive consumer goods as

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Making China tick, Alaïa’s original spirit, Mouret for Clergerie, Making sense of Premium jeans, The new Tavi?

The mystery of the Chinese consumer (Economist) "After decades of deprivation and conformism, Chinese consumers regard expensive consumer goods as

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