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    Moncler shares edge lower after CEO and senior exec step down

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 21, 2026

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

    Moncler shares edge lower after CEO and senior exec step down - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Moncler shares fell after CEO Remo Ruffini stepped down, replaced by Leo Rongone. Senior exec Roberto Eggs also exits, raising market concerns.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Leadership Changes on Moncler
    • Market Reaction to CEO Departure
    • Analyst Insights on Leadership Transition
    • Future Outlook for Moncler

    Moncler shares edge lower after CEO and senior exec step down

    Impact of Leadership Changes on Moncler

    MILAN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Shares in Moncler fell over 1% in early trading on Wednesday after the luxury outerwear group said its main shareholder Remo Ruffini would step down as chief executive to be replaced by Bottega Veneta's Leo Rongone, while senior executive Roberto Eggs also announced his departure.

    Market Reaction to CEO Departure

    Moncler shares cut losses and were down 0.1% at 0930 GMT, underperforming a broadly positive luxury sector, as some analysts flagged concerns over the exit of Eggs, who was Chief Business Strategy & Global Market Officer.

    Analyst Insights on Leadership Transition

    "Robert Eggs was very well regarded by the market... however, the fact that he will remain involved with Moncler as a board member reduces the chances of him joining another listed luxury company, in our view", analysts at Barclays said.

    Future Outlook for Moncler

    Barclays noted that Rongone had turned Bottega Veneta into one of the most resilient brands within the Kering group.

    Italian broker Equita said Ruffini’s decision to leave the CEO role should not be seen as a backward step but rather as a natural evolution of the group’s leadership structure.

    "The exit of Eggs could also be read as negative news, given the significant contribution made to the group in recent years.. but we are convinced that he leaves a strong and competent team", Equita analysts added.

    (Reporting by Elisa Anzolin, editing by Alvise Armellini)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Moncler shares fell over 1% after CEO Remo Ruffini's departure.
    • •Leo Rongone from Bottega Veneta will replace Ruffini.
    • •Roberto Eggs, a senior executive, also announced his exit.
    • •Analysts express concern over Eggs' departure.
    • •Rongone's past success at Bottega Veneta noted by analysts.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Moncler shares edge lower after CEO and senior exec step down

    1What is corporate governance?

    Corporate governance refers to the systems, principles, and processes by which a company is directed and controlled, focusing on the relationships among stakeholders and the goals for which the corporation is governed.

    2What is market reaction?

    Market reaction refers to how investors respond to news or events that may affect a company's stock price, often reflected in the immediate changes in stock prices following such announcements.

    3What is a shareholder?

    A shareholder is an individual or institution that owns shares in a company, representing a claim on part of the company's assets and earnings.

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