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World on Track to Have Almost 4,000 Billionaires Within Next Five Years
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The Asia-Pacific region is expected to host more than a third of billionaires worldwide, surpassing North America.
In five years, there will be a quarter more billionaires in the world. The number of people with assets exceeding a billion dollars, or about 20.8 billion crowns, will increase from today's 3,110 to almost 3,900. There will also be more dollar multimillionaires. The Czech Republic is participating in the growth, although less than in previous years, while neighboring Poland is expecting a significant boom.
World on Track to Have Almost 4,000 Billionaires Within Next Five Years
The super-rich are hoarding wealth at such a rapid pace that hundreds more billionaires will be created in the coming years, bringing the total to almost 4,000 as ordinary people face the erosion of public services, and food and fuel inflation. There are already 3,110 billionaires in the world and this is forecast to rise by 25% to 3,915 by 2031, according to analysis from estate agent Knight Frank. Saudi Arabia is expected to see the fastest …
There are currently 3,110 billionaires in the world, and their wealth is growing rapidly. North America has the most billionaires, and the Asia-Pacific region is expected to soon overtake it.
The number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals is set to grow rapidly over the next decade, with forecasts suggesting that there will be nearly 4,000 billionaires worldwide by 2031, as wealth creation accelerates in key sectors, particularly technology, Novinite reports. According to an analysis by real estate firm Knight […] The post By 2031, the number of billionaires will approach 4,000 appeared first on News Bucuresti.
Billionaire boom: in 2031 there will be almost 4,000 in the world
There are 3,110 billionaires in the world, and in the coming years this number will increase further. Could be reach around 4,000 (3,915 to be exact) by 2031, an increase of 25%. These are the data from an analysis by the real estate agency Knight Frank and reported by the Guardian. The multimillionaire class is […]
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