Group 1 - The core finding of the UBS report indicates that 34% of surveyed billionaires believe that Greater China will provide the greatest investment opportunities in the next year, a significant increase from 11% in 2024 [1][26] - By 2025, the number of billionaires in mainland China is expected to reach 470, with a total wealth of $1.8 trillion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 22.2% [1][15] - The report highlights that 98% of Chinese billionaires are self-made entrepreneurs, primarily emerging from the IT and high-tech sectors, with a younger average age compared to billionaires in other regions [1][21] Group 2 - Globally, the number of billionaires is projected to increase by 287 to a total of 2,919 by 2025, marking the second-highest growth since 2015, with total wealth rising by 13% to $15.8 trillion [2][16] - The Asia-Pacific region leads in billionaire growth, with numbers rising from 981 to 1,036, while the U.S. saw an increase of 89 billionaires to 924, accounting for one-third of the global total [2][16] Group 3 - The technology sector is expected to see a significant increase in billionaire wealth, with a projected growth of 23.8% to $3 trillion by 2025, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence [4][19] - In contrast, the consumer and retail sectors are experiencing slower growth, with total wealth increasing by 5.3% to $3.1 trillion, although they remain among the top sectors for billionaire creation [5][20] Group 4 - Among newly minted billionaires, 68.3% are self-made, with a total wealth increase of $386.5 billion, primarily from sectors like marketing software and infrastructure [6][21] - The report notes that 91 billionaires inherited wealth totaling $297.8 billion, marking a 36% increase from 2024, with Western Europe having the highest number of inheritors [7][22] Group 5 - The report indicates that there are currently 374 female billionaires, whose average wealth growth rate is double that of their male counterparts, with an 8.4% increase expected by 2025 [9][25] - Female billionaires primarily derive their wealth from the consumer and retail sectors, while male billionaires predominantly gain wealth from the technology sector [10][25] Group 6 - Billionaires are increasingly diversifying their investment strategies, with 42% planning to increase exposure to emerging market stocks and 49% intending to boost private equity allocations [12][27] - Concerns among billionaires include tariffs (66%), geopolitical conflicts (63%), and policy uncertainty (59%), with regional differences in focus [12][27]

炒股就看金麒麟分析师研报，权威，专业，及时，全面，助您挖掘潜力主题机会！ 2025年中国新晋70位亿万富豪，这也令中国内地亿万富豪数量达到470人，位居世界第二 文|《财经》特约撰稿人 康国亮 编辑 | 杨秀红 日前，瑞银集团发布了《2025年亿万富豪报告》（Billionaires，资产超过10亿美元的富豪），揭示了全 球拥有超过10亿美元（约合人民币70.2亿元）资产的富豪的财富版图。 报告显示，2025年，中国内地新晋70位资产超10亿美元的亿万富豪，使得中国内地亿万富豪的总人数达 到了470人，仅次于美国，位居世界第二，中国内地亿万富豪的总财富规模达到了1.8万亿美元，同比增 长22.2%。 瑞银财富管理中国区主管吕子杰表示，从增长数据来看，大中华区是全球亿万富豪人群的最大增长引 擎。更特别的是，98%是白手起家的创业企业家，与大部分中国创一代的特点一致。她还提到，从人群 画像来看，中国内地2025年新增的70位亿万富豪，主要来自IT等高科技行业，平均年龄层相对其他地区 的亿万富豪更加年轻。 同时，从全球范围来看，2025年，全球亿万富豪的人数新增287人至2919人，增长人数是瑞银自2015年 开始 ...

数据显示，2025年，亿万富豪的人数增至2919人，总财富达到创纪录的15.8万亿美元，增幅为13%。其中，亚太区亿万富豪人数从981人增至1036 人，增幅居全球之首。 近日，瑞银发布了第11份《亿万富豪报告》。报告显示，2025年中国内地新晋70位资产超10亿美元的富豪，总人数达到470位，仅次于美国，总财 富规模1.8万亿美元。 报告还显示，今年新增亿万富翁中，有91人通过继承成为亿万富翁，累计财富达到2980亿美元，较去年增长超三分之一。这些"继承者们"包括德 国两个制药家族中的15名成员和已故新加坡立邦油漆大股东吴清亮的六个孙辈。报告还预计，在未来15年里，亿万富翁的子女将继承至少5.9万亿 美元的财富。美国、西欧和印度是这些财富代际转移的主要发生地。 此外，从行业角度来看，投资于科技行业的亿万富豪财富增长23.8%至3万亿美元，科技与消费及零售业并列成为全球创造财富最多的行业。 至于投资重点，虽然北美仍是首选投资地区，63%的受访亿万富豪首选该地区，但占比已从2024年的80%有所回落。越来越多的亿万富豪开始在 大中华区寻找未来的机会——34%受访亿万富豪认为中国能提供最大的投资机遇，较2024年 ...

其中，亚太区亿万富豪人数从981人增至1036人，增幅居全球之首。中国内地2025年新增70位亿万富 豪，目前共有470人，仅次于美国。 数据显示，2025年，亿万富豪的人数增至2919人，总财富达到创纪录的15.8万亿美元，增幅为13%。今 年新增亿万富翁数量达到287人，是瑞银自2015年开始追踪该数据以来的第二高纪录，仅次于2021年。 瑞银美国私人财富管理负责人John Mathews表示："你可以看到亿万富翁群体的增长在加速，而且是来 自各个领域。"他指出，新晋亿万富翁既有创业者，也有继承者。 值得注意的是，2025年，全球196位白手兴家的亿万富豪财富新增了3865亿美元，仅次于2021年的360 位。他们来自营销软件、基础设施、餐饮业、遗传学、液化天然气等多元领域，代表人物包括Colossal Biosciences创始人Ben Lamm，基础设施投资公司Stonepeak Partners联合创始人Michael Dorrell，中国蜜 雪冰城的张氏兄弟等。 红星资本局12月22日消息，日前，瑞银发布了第11份《亿万富豪报告》，透视拥有超过10亿美元资产的 人士的财富版图。 瑞银财富管理中国区 ...

Group 1 - The number of billionaires is projected to reach 2,919 by 2025, with total wealth hitting a record $15.8 trillion, reflecting a 13% increase [1] - The Asia-Pacific region leads in billionaire growth, with the number of billionaires rising from 981 to 1,036, and China adding 70 new billionaires, totaling 470, second only to the U.S. [1][3] - The report highlights that 79% of Asia-Pacific billionaires are self-made, indicating a sustained trend of increasing self-made billionaires [3] Group 2 - In 2024, 161 entrepreneurs are expected to cross the $1 billion threshold, holding assets of $305.6 billion, up from 84 individuals and $140.7 billion in 2023 [3] - The total wealth of Chinese billionaires reached $1.8 trillion, with a year-on-year growth of 22.2%, predominantly driven by self-made entrepreneurs [3] - The technology sector saw a 23.8% increase in billionaire wealth, totaling $3 trillion, making it one of the top wealth-generating industries alongside consumer and retail [4] Group 3 - 63% of surveyed billionaires prefer North America for investments, although this is a decrease from 80% in 2024 [4] - A significant increase in interest for investment opportunities in Greater China is noted, with 34% of billionaires believing it offers the greatest potential, up from 11% in 2024 [4]

数据显示，2025年，亿万富豪的人数增至2919人，总财富达到创纪录的15.8万亿美元，增幅为13%。今年新增亿万富翁数量达到287人，是瑞银自2015年 开始追踪该数据以来的第二高纪录，仅次于2021年。 其中，亚太区亿万富豪人数从981人增至1036人，增幅居全球之首。中国内地2025年新增70位亿万富豪，目前共有470人，仅次于美国。 红星资本局12月22日消息，日前，瑞银发布了第11份《亿万富豪报告》，透视拥有超过10亿美元资产的人士的财富版图。 瑞银财富管理中国区主管吕子杰指出，从增长数据来看，大中华区是全球亿万富豪人群的最大增长引擎——中国内地亿万富豪财富总额达到1.8万亿美 元，同比增长22.2%。更特别的是，上述人士中98%是白手兴家的创业企业家，与大部分中国创一代的特点一致。 她还提到，从人群画像来看，中国内地2025年新增的70位亿万富豪，主要来自IT等高科技行业，年龄层相对其他地区的亿万富豪更加年轻。"受益于中国 制造的科技力量，大中华地区的富豪在2025年是强势回归的。有19%的富豪来自于科技行业，整体的财富增长速率接近40%。" 报告还称，今年新增亿万富翁中，有91人通过继承成为亿万 ...

Group 1 - The report indicates that the number of billionaires globally increased by 8.8% to 2,919, with total wealth reaching a record $15.8 trillion, marking a 13% increase [2] - The Asia-Pacific region saw a significant rebound, with the number of billionaires rising from 981 to 1,036, the highest growth rate globally [2] - In terms of wealth increment, billionaires in the Asia-Pacific region experienced an 11.1% growth, reaching $4.2 trillion, with mainland China leading at $1.8 trillion [2] Group 2 - Investment in the technology sector saw a wealth increase of 23.8% to $3 trillion, making it one of the top wealth-generating industries globally [2] - The report highlights a substantial increase in investment enthusiasm towards China and the Asia-Pacific region, with 34% of surveyed billionaires believing China offers the greatest investment opportunities, up from 11% in 2024 [3] - 61% of Asia-Pacific billionaires plan to increase investments in hedge funds, developed market equities (50%), and gold/precious metals (48%) [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the report is that the wealth of global billionaires is expected to reach a historic high by 2025, with significant growth in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in mainland China [2][4]. - By 2025, the number of billionaires globally is projected to increase by 8.8% to 2,919 individuals, with total wealth reaching a record $15.8 trillion, reflecting a 13% growth [4]. - The Asia-Pacific region will see a notable recovery, with the number of billionaires rising from 981 to 1,036, marking the highest growth rate globally [4]. Group 2 - In terms of wealth increase, billionaires in the Asia-Pacific region will experience an 11.1% growth, reaching $4.2 trillion, with mainland China leading at $1.8 trillion [4]. - The technology sector is highlighted as a significant driver of wealth, with billionaires in this industry seeing a 23.8% increase in wealth to $3 trillion, while the consumer and retail sector's growth has slowed to 5.3% [5]. - Investment enthusiasm in China and the Asia-Pacific region has surged, with 34% of surveyed billionaires believing China offers the greatest investment opportunities, a substantial increase from 11% in 2024 [7]. Group 3 - The report indicates that 61% of Asia-Pacific billionaires plan to increase investments in hedge funds, developed market stocks (50%), and gold/precious metals (48%) [8]. - There is a strong interest in emerging market stocks and private equity among billionaires, reflecting a shift in asset allocation preferences [8]. - The report anticipates a continued increase in the number of billionaires and millionaires globally, estimating that by 2040, approximately $6.9 trillion in wealth will be transferred, with at least $5.9 trillion going directly or indirectly to their children [8].

Core Insights - The number of billionaires globally has reached a record high of 2,919, with a total wealth of $15.8 trillion, marking a 13% increase from the previous year [1][3] - In 2025, 287 new billionaires were created, the second-highest annual increase since 2021, with a more diversified wealth source across various industries [3] Group 1: Billionaire Demographics - The United States remains the dominant country, housing nearly one-third of the world's billionaires (924 individuals), with their total wealth rising by 18% to $17.5 trillion over the past year [3] - Three-quarters of U.S. billionaires are self-made, highlighting a strong culture of innovation and entrepreneurship [3] Group 2: Wealth Transfer Trends - A significant "intergenerational wealth transfer" is underway, with 91 individuals becoming billionaires through inheritance, receiving nearly $300 billion in total wealth [3] - An estimated $5.9 trillion in assets is expected to be transferred from current billionaires to their children and spouses over the next 15 years [3] Group 3: Changing Perspectives on Wealth Management - Billionaire families are shifting their views on inheritance, increasingly opting for professional managers or selling businesses instead of passing them directly to their children [4] - This change is driven by the recognition of globalization and industry disruption, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and education for the next generation [4] Group 4: Investment Strategies - Despite signs of market overheating, billionaires remain optimistic about stocks, with 43% planning to increase their holdings in public equities over the next 12 months [4] - There is a divided sentiment regarding private equity, with half planning to increase direct investments, while 28% intend to reduce their private equity holdings due to poor returns and exit difficulties [4] - A notable trend is the adjustment in investment preferences, with optimism for U.S. investment opportunities dropping from 80% to 64%, while confidence in European and Chinese markets has significantly increased [4] Group 5: Global Migration Trends - Over one-third (36%) of billionaires have relocated, primarily seeking better quality of life, including climate, healthcare, and family reunification, followed by geopolitical considerations and tax planning [5]

Group 1 - The number of billionaires globally has reached a new high of 2,919, an increase of 8.8% compared to the previous year, with their total wealth soaring to $15.8 trillion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 13% [3][5] - UBS reported that 287 new billionaires were added this year, marking the second-highest record since tracking began in 2015 [7] - The wealth accumulation among new billionaires is diverse, with 196 of the 287 being self-made, collectively amassing $386.5 billion across various sectors such as marketing software, infrastructure, and biotechnology [11][13] Group 2 - The rise of billionaires is significantly driven by advancements in technology, particularly in artificial intelligence and biotechnology, which have created unique barriers and growth potential [9] - In contrast to self-made billionaires, 91 individuals entered the billionaire ranks through inheritance, with their total wealth reaching $298 billion, reflecting a growth of over one-third from the previous year [19] - The report indicates that in the next 15 years, heirs of billionaires are expected to inherit at least $5.9 trillion, with the U.S., Western Europe, and India being key regions for wealth transfer [19][21] Group 3 - The mobility of billionaires is increasing, with 36% of surveyed billionaires having relocated at least once, driven by factors such as quality of life, tax efficiency, and geopolitical conditions [23][25] - Countries like Italy, the UK, and Spain are implementing stricter tax policies for the wealthy, while regions like Dubai and Singapore are attracting wealth through tax incentives and relaxed regulations [25][27] - The dynamics of wealth concentration and mobility are influenced by market regulations and national strategies, highlighting the need for a balance between wealth growth and social equity [32][33]