Modekonzern: Finanzchef verlässt Hugo Boss nach Frasers-Aufstockung
Yves Müller tritt nach neun Jahren als Finanzvorstand bei Hugo Boss ab. Damit geht ein wichtiger Manager für das operative Geschäft. Sein Nachfolger soll aus dem eigenen Haus kommen.
München – Hugo Boss' former CFO Yves Müller has resigned from his role at the fashion conglomerate following the company's acquisition by British textile group Frasers. Müller, who joined Hugo Boss from Tchibo nearly nine years ago, cited personal reasons for leaving his position on the board. He had also been responsible for the company's operational business in IT, logistics, production, procurement, and purchasing, as well as procurement, for the past ten months.
His successor, Ivica Maric, who has been with Hugo Boss since 2005 and primarily worked in controlling and accounting, will take over the role as of October 1st. Frasers, controlled by billionaire Mike Ashley, has expanded its stake in Hugo Boss to 48 percent and is pursuing majority control. Michael Murray, previously CEO of Frasers, has also become Hugo Boss' supervisory board chairman since mid-September.
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