Nick Train: Burberry bosses must 'rethink' how to fulfil the brand's potential

1% NAV growth

Sorin Dojan
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Finsbury Growth & Income trust manager Nick Train argued Burberry’s recently appointed CEO Joshua Schulman and his fellow executives need to consider how to unlock the brand’s potential in the face of its declining share price.

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