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Have lost 150 billion

Nicolas Puech, an heir to the French luxury brand Hermès, claims that a fortune worth approximately 150 billion Norwegian kroner has disappeared. He has filed a lawsuit against his former wealth manager, the luxury conglomerate LVMH, and its CEO Bernard Arnault. Puech alleges that he lost control of his shares in Hermès, which were valued at over 15 billion dollars, and that the assets cannot now be accounted for. LVMH denies the allegations, stating that no irregularities were found during the acquisition of Hermès shares. The dispute stems from a long-standing power struggle between the two luxury giants, with LVMH having secretly built up a significant stake in Hermès in 2010, causing concern within the Hermès family.

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Have lost 150 billion

Nicolas Puech, an heir to the French luxury brand Hermès, claims that a fortune worth approximately 150 billion Norwegian kroner has disappeared. He has filed a lawsuit against his former wealth manager, the luxury conglomerate LVMH, and its CEO Bernard Arnault. Puech alleges that he lost control of his shares in Hermès, which were valued at over 15 billion dollars, and that the assets cannot now be accounted for. LVMH denies the allegations, stating that no irregularities were found during the acquisition of Hermès shares. The dispute stems from a long-standing power struggle between the two luxury giants, with LVMH having secretly built up a significant stake in Hermès in 2010, causing concern within the Hermès family.

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