In the past decade, the landscape of wealth has dramatically shifted, particularly with the expansion of the so-called ‘centimillionaire’ class—individuals possessing liquid assets amounting to $100 million or more. A recent report by New World Wealth and Henley & Partners highlights a staggering 54% increase in this ultra-high-net-worth demographic, culminating in a total of 29,350
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In the world of high-net-worth individuals, the current political landscape is causing a significant shift in tax planning strategies, particularly in the realm of estate taxes. As the race for the presidency heats up, fears surrounding potential changes in tax policy are driving the ultra-wealthy to reconsider their estate planning before deadlines tighten. This article
China’s ultra-wealthy population, defined as those with net worths of at least $30 million, is projected to see an extraordinary 50% increase in the coming years, rising from roughly 98,551 in 2023 to around 144,897 by 2028, according to a recent Knight Frank wealth report. This surge exists alongside a backdrop of a stagnating economy
In recent years, the United Kingdom has witnessed a notable transformation in its status as a financial haven for the wealthy. The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report reveals that the net loss of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Britain is set to reach 9,500 in 2024, an alarming figure that more than doubles the previous record