Arthur Fery, the Wimbledon wildcard who has stormed into the quarter-finals, comes from a family of significant wealth and sporting pedigree. His father, Loic Fery, is a French businessman and sports executive with an estimated net worth exceeding €320 million (approximately £275 million).
Loic Fery's Career in Finance
Loic Fery graduated from HEC Paris, one of Europe's most prestigious business schools. Between 1997 and 2007, he worked as a financial trader in Hong Kong and London, specializing in credit derivatives and structured credit for Societe Generale and Credit Agricole. In 2007, he founded Chenavari Investment Managers, a London-based hedge fund that grew to manage over $5 billion in assets.
Football Club Ownership
In 2009, Loic Fery acquired French football club FC Lorient, serving as its president. The club spent 14 seasons in Ligue 1 before he sold his ownership stake in early 2026, though he remains president.
Family Background
Loic Fery married Olivia in 2001; they divorced in 2022. They have three children: Arthur, the eldest, plus another son and a daughter. Arthur's mother was a professional tennis player on the WTA Tour in the early 1990s, competing in the women's doubles main draw at the 1991 French Open. She later represented Hong Kong in Fed Cup and, after the family moved to the UK, worked as a business development manager for the Lawn Tennis Association.
