BRIEF: Lanvin Group names new CFO

Lanvin Group (LANV.US) on Monday named a new CFO, just days after it named a new CEO for its signature Lanvin brand, as private equity giant Fosun (0656.HK) searches for a formula for operating its luxury unit profitably.

The company said that Luo Xi would take on the role of CFO effective June 1, becoming the latest of several people to hold that position over the last year. He was previously CFO of Fosun Capital. Last week, the company also named Barbara Werschine as new CEO for Lanvin, one of four luxury brands the company owns and manages.

Lanvin reported revenue of 240 million euros ($279 million) for 2025, down 18% year-on-year. It reported an adjusted EBITDA loss for the year of 90 million euros, a slight improvement from a 94 million euro loss on that basis in 2024.

Lanvin’s stock rose 8.7% on Monday to close at $1.63. The stock is down about 28% over the last year.

By Doug Young

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