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Global citizenship firm Henley & Partners released a report measuring just how fast millionaire growth has increased in the past decade across major global cities. Interestingly, many of these cities allow easier immigration based on larger sums of investment, which is an advantage for millionaires and billionaires in comparison to other foreign citizens. To compile this list, Henley & Partners hired New World Wealth, a global intelligence firm, to collect data from 97 cities around the world.
The report ranked the spending habits of over 150,000 high-net-worth individuals, emphasizing those with over US$10 million in investible assets. It's important to note that the report primarily focused on wealthy individuals with job titles like founder, chairperson, CEO, and director.
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Millionaires (US$1m+): 35,600
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 90
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 11
Millionaires (US$1m+): 37,300
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 67
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 6
Millionaires (US$1m+): 38,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 160
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 12
Millionaires (US$1m+): 40,400
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 26
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 2
Millionaires (US$1m+): 41,700
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 104
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 8
Millionaires (US$1m+): 44,900
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 72
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 5
Millionaires (US$1m+): 45,700
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 140
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 20
Millionaires (US$1m+): 50,500
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 121
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 10
Millionaires (US$1m+): 56,500
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 95
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 11
Millionaires (US$1m+): 59,400
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 238
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 29
Millionaires (US$1m+): 68,400
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 206
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 15
Millionaires (US$1m+): 85,800
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 305
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 15
Millionaires (US$1m+): 93,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 126
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 16
Millionaires (US$1m+): 96,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 123
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 10
Millionaires (US$1m+): 97,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 229
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 24
Millionaires (US$1m+): 98,500
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 280
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 20
Millionaires (US$1m+): 99,300
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 250
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 12
Millionaires (US$1m+): 102,200
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 170
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 16
Millionaires (US$1m+): 105,200
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 193
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 18
Millionaires (US$1m+): 124,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 295
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 24
Millionaires (US$1m+): 126,900
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 184
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 15
Millionaires (US$1m+): 127,200
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 332
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 40
Millionaires (US$1m+): 128,200
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 354
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 43
Millionaires (US$1m+): 129,500
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 290
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 32
Millionaires (US$1m+): 205,400
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 480
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 42
Millionaires (US$1m+): 240,100
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 329
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 27
Millionaires (US$1m+): 258,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 384
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 36
Millionaires (US$1m+): 285,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 629
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 63
Millionaires (US$1m+): 290,300
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 250
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 14
Millionaires (US$1m+): 340,000
Centi-millionaires (US$100m+): 724
Billionaires (US$1bn+): 58
Sources: (Henley & Partners) (CNBC)
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Global citizenship firm Henley & Partners released a report measuring just how fast millionaire growth has increased in the past decade across major global cities. Interestingly, many of these cities allow easier immigration based on larger sums of investment, which is an advantage for millionaires and billionaires in comparison to other foreign citizens. To compile this list, Henley & Partners hired New World Wealth, a global intelligence firm, to collect data from 97 cities around the world.
The report ranked the spending habits of over 150,000 high-net-worth individuals, emphasizing those with over US$10 million in investible assets. It's important to note that the report primarily focused on wealthy individuals with job titles like founder, chairperson, CEO, and director.
Curious? Click on to see if your city made the top 30.