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Reminder: Analyst Access: **TODAY AT 2PM** Barclays: Devil wears Zara: Luxury vs. fashion retail
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Reminder: Analyst Access: **TODAY AT 2PM** Barclays: Devil wears Zara: Luxury vs. fashion retail
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Inditex - Five key topics (4 March 2026)
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Meet the Analysts
Viktoria (Vika) Petrova is a senior research analyst at
Barclays. Vika leads the European Consumer Discretionary
& Retail equity research franchise, where she oversees the
Luxury, General, and Food Retail teams. Key areas of focus
include global cross-sector collaboration, data-led
insights, and deep industry immersion. Vika brings 20
years of experience, including lead analyst roles at Credit
Suisse (Food Retail) and Bank of America (HPC & Food).
She holds a Master’s of Science in Finance from the
Humboldt University of Berlin.
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Matt Clements is an AVP covering the European Retail
sector within Barclays equity research and is based in
London. He joined the Product Management Group at
Barclays in 2021 before moving into the Retail team in
2022. The team has been consistently ranked in external
surveys over many years. It ranked #3 in Food Retail and
runner-up in General Retail in the 2024 Extel survey. Matt
holds a degree in Modern History from the University of St
Andrews.
European General Retail
Matthew Clements Viktoria Petrova
+44 (0)20 7773 6018 +49 (0)69 7161 1052
Barclays, UK BBI, Frankfurt
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