L'Oréal, LVMH, Pernod Ricard, Dassault Systèmes, Kering… All of these companies have one thing in common: they are significantly controlled by a family. Another singularity, they are a real hit on the stock market. Last year, these French champions literally panicked the counters. With an increase of 60%, LVMH, the world number one in luxury, has become the first European company with a market capitalization above 200 billion euros. Kering and Dassault Systèmes won 45%, Hermès 40% and L'Oréal more than 30%. Since the beginning of the year, in spite of the many troubles affecting the markets, most of them have continued to move forward.
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Family businesses embody values that appeal to investors: long-term strategy, independence and concern for employees and shareholders. In increasingly turbulent markets, they are particularly appreciated for the regularity of their
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