全球亿万富翁人数，创历史新高

Core Insights - UBS's report indicates that the number of billionaires globally is expected to reach a new high by 2025, driven by soaring valuations of tech companies and rising global stock markets [1][2] Group 1: Billionaire Statistics - Currently, there are approximately 2,900 billionaires worldwide, controlling a total wealth of $15.8 trillion, up from about 2,700 billionaires and nearly $14 trillion a year ago [2] - An estimated 287 new billionaires are expected to emerge by 2025, marking the second-highest increase since UBS began tracking in 2015, only behind the surge in 2021 [2] - The report highlights that the growth of the billionaire population is accelerating across various sectors, with new billionaires including entrepreneurs and heirs [2] Group 2: Wealth Transfer Trends - Among the newly minted billionaires, 91 are heirs who collectively inherited assets worth $298 billion, including members from two major German pharmaceutical families [2] - The report emphasizes a significant trend of intergenerational wealth transfer, with most wealth initially passing to spouses and then to the next generation [2] Group 3: Regional Insights and Concerns - UBS anticipates that most wealth inheritance will occur in the United States, followed by India, France, Germany, and Switzerland [3] - A separate report from Altrata estimates a total of 3,508 billionaires globally, with a combined wealth of $13.4 trillion, about one-third of which is from the U.S. [3] - Concerns among Asian billionaires center around tariffs, while U.S. billionaires are primarily worried about inflation and geopolitical risks [3] - UBS executives note that Switzerland, the UAE, the U.S., and Singapore are favored destinations for billionaires, especially after Switzerland rejected a proposal for a 50% inheritance tax on the ultra-wealthy [3]