The share structure of Richemont that gives chair SA billionaire Johann Rupert half the voting rights, is in the spotlight after Bluebell Capital Partners, a European focused activist fund, asked for changes to the board. 

The luxury goods company, which owns brands such as Cartier jewellery, Piaget watches and fashion and accessory brands Dunhill and Chloe, has two sets of A and B shares...

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