英国成“全球富豪流失最多”国家：预计今年流失1.65万名百万富豪

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles indicates that the UK has transitioned from a net attractor of millionaires to a net exporter, with a projected outflow of 16,500 high-net-worth individuals in 2025, marking it as the country with the highest net outflow of wealthy individuals since the report began tracking a decade ago [1][2] - The report predicts a record 142,000 millionaires will migrate globally in 2025, with the UAE expected to attract 9,800 millionaires, surpassing the US by 2,000 [1] - The decline in the number of billionaires in the UK is significant, with the Sunday Times Rich List showing a drop from 165 to 156 billionaires, marking the third consecutive year of decline [2] Group 2 - Changes in UK tax policy, including increases in capital gains tax and inheritance tax, have contributed to the outflow of wealthy individuals, as the previous tax advantages for non-residents have been removed [2] - The report highlights that the total wealth of billionaires in the UK is also decreasing, with an estimated £66 billion expected to leave the country [2] - Emerging markets and countries with favorable conditions for millionaires, such as Montenegro, UAE, Malta, the US, and Costa Rica, are becoming increasingly attractive destinations for high-net-worth individuals [3]