Arthur Fery has burst into the spotlight at Wimbledon 2026, reaching the quarter-finals in a stunning run. Alongside his tennis success, attention has turned to his wealthy and influential parents.
Who Is Arthur Fery's Father?
Arthur Fery's father is Loic Fery, a prominent French businessman and sports executive. According to reports, Loic Fery has amassed a substantial fortune—with an estimated net worth of over €320 million (around £275 million)—primarily through his highly successful career in global finance.
Loic Fery graduated from HEC Paris, one of Europe's top business schools, which paved the way for his entry into high-level international banking. Between 1997 and 2007, he worked as a financial trader in major economic hubs, including Hong Kong and London, managing credit derivatives and structured credit for banking giants Société Générale and Crédit Agricole.
Founding a Major Hedge Fund
In late 2007, Loic struck out on his own to establish Chenavari Investment Managers, a London-based hedge fund focusing on alternative credit and fixed income. The firm became an immense success, growing to manage over $5 billion in assets.
Football Club Ownership
Using his wealth, he expanded into sports business in 2009 by becoming the owner and president of the French football club FC Lorient. Under his leadership, the club played 14 seasons in Ligue 1 before he sold his ownership stake in early 2026, while retaining his position as president.
Marriage and Divorce
Loic married Olivia in 2001, but they were divorced in 2022. They share three children—two boys and one girl—with Arthur as the eldest.
Tennis Background of Arthur's Mother
Arthur's tennis career was seemingly influenced by his mother, who was a professional player on the WTA Tour in the early 1990s. Notably, she competed in the main draw of the women's doubles at the 1991 French Open (Roland Garros). Though French, she later moved to Hong Kong, became a resident, and went on to represent the Hong Kong Fed Cup team during her playing career.
After moving to the UK with her family when Arthur was just an infant, she stayed involved in the sport by working as a business development manager for the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA)—the governing body of tennis in Great Britain.
