Group 1: Global Millionaire Statistics - By 2025, the number of millionaires worldwide is expected to reach 60 million, holding a total wealth of $226 trillion, with the United States having approximately 23.8 million millionaires, accounting for 40% of the global total [4][5][12] - China ranks second with about 6.3 million millionaires, while France follows with approximately 2.9 million [10][12] - The distribution of millionaires shows that North America (including the U.S. and Canada) accounts for about 43% of the global total, while Europe and Asia account for 25% and 22%, respectively [13][15] Group 2: Wealth Migration Trends - A record 142,000 millionaires are expected to migrate internationally by 2025, driven by factors such as safety, tax advantages, and quality of life [2][17][31] - The United Kingdom is projected to experience the largest net outflow of millionaires, with an estimated 16,500 leaving due to tax reforms and political uncertainties [21][32] - In contrast, the net outflow of millionaires from China is expected to slow, with a projected net loss of 7,800, while Hong Kong is anticipated to see a net inflow of 800 millionaires [20][22] Group 3: Wealth Density and Concentration - Wealth density is highest in Switzerland and Luxembourg, where approximately 1 in every 7 adults is a millionaire, while regions like Hong Kong and Australia also show high millionaire density [9][15] - The concentration of wealth remains significant, with the top six countries (U.S., China, France, Germany, Japan, and the U.K.) accounting for over 70% of the global millionaire population [15][25] Group 4: Future Economic Indicators - The migration patterns of millionaires are becoming a leading indicator of future economic trends, with about 15% of those migrating being entrepreneurs, which can stimulate growth in real estate, education, and employment [25][31] - The report indicates that the global wealth landscape is shifting, with emerging markets gaining traction while traditional wealth centers face challenges [16][26]

Global Wealth Landscape - The global millionaire population is projected to reach 60 million by 2025, holding a total wealth of $226 trillion, with the U.S. having approximately 23.8 million millionaires, accounting for 40% of the total [1][2][5] - A significant "global wealth migration" is anticipated, with around 142,000 millionaires expected to move across borders by 2025, marking a historical high [1][10][19] Wealth Distribution by Country - The U.S. remains the dominant player in the global wealth landscape, followed by China with about 6.3 million millionaires, and France with approximately 2.9 million [2][5] - Notable growth in millionaire numbers is observed in Shenzhen, China, which has seen a 142% increase from 2014 to 2024, driven by technology sectors [2][5] Migration Trends - The migration of millionaires is driven by factors such as safety, tax advantages, and quality of life, with the U.K. experiencing a record outflow of 16,500 millionaires due to tax reforms and political uncertainty [10][14][20] - Singapore is expected to see a significant decrease in net inflow, with only 1,600 millionaires projected to move there in 2025, less than half of the previous year [12][20] Regional Insights - North America (U.S. and Canada) accounts for approximately 43% of the global millionaire population, while Europe holds about 25% and Asia around 22% [5][7] - The Asia-Pacific region shows a dual strength with China and developed economies like Japan and South Korea, while India is nearing the million mark in millionaires [9][10] Future Projections - The migration of millionaires is expected to continue rising, with a projected increase of about 11% from 2024 to 2025 [19] - The top ten countries attracting wealth migration are characterized by low tax policies, investment immigration pathways, political stability, and high living standards [15][20]