Wealth

In a striking display of market resilience, the luxury fashion house Hermès has reported robust performance metrics for the fourth quarter, suggesting a thriving appetite for high-end goods despite broader economic uncertainties. The company’s revenues surged by 17.6% year-on-year at constant exchange rates, reaching an impressive €3.96 billion ($4.15 billion) through the end of December.
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The luxury goods market is known for its volatile nature, and Kering, the esteemed French fashion conglomerate, epitomizes the challenges faced by high-end brands amid changing consumer preferences and economic uncertainties. Despite efforts to navigate these tumultuous waters, Kering’s latest financial report reveals that the company’s prominent label, Gucci, has been struggling significantly, reflecting a
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In a promising turn of events, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world’s largest luxury conglomerate, reported financial results for 2024 that exceeded market expectations. The company’s revenue reached 84.68 billion euros (approximately $88.27 billion), slightly edging out the analysts’ forecast of 84.38 billion euros. This performance reflects a marked increase of 1% over the
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Recently, shares of Richemont, the parent company of renowned brands such as Cartier, surged in value following the release of the group’s impressive fiscal third-quarter sales figures. The company reported a 10% growth compared to the previous year, achieving sales of 6.2 billion euros ($6.38 billion), a record high for a quarterly period ending December.
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The holiday season brings with it an air of excitement, indulgence, and renewal, especially among the affluent. J.P. Morgan Private Bank has recognized these sentiments, launching its “NextList2025,” a carefully curated collection of recommended books and experiences tailored for its wealthy clientele. This list serves not only as a guide to holiday offerings but also
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In recent years, the concept of family offices—private wealth management advisory firms that serve ultra-high-net-worth individuals—has gained remarkable traction. With the proliferation of such entities, there arises a pressing need for education and training dedicated to their operation and management. In response to this surge, esteemed institutions like the University of Chicago Booth School of
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