Brands including Chloé, Victoria Beckham and Coach are set to recover less than 15p in the £ after the luxury department store chain went into administration owing £270mn to unsecured creditors.
The FT's retail correspondent Laura Onita explains why Frasers’ purchase of Harvey Nichols has caused unease among both suppliers and staff.
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