Assets by country and per capita

Before we take a look at the distribution of wealth in Europe and worldwide, here is the big question: In which countries do the largest assets exist?

1. The richest countries
2. Assets per capita

The richest countries

Here you can see the private financial assets (in billion euros) in selected countries of the world in 2018.

Top 10 richest countries

1. USA – 74,370 billion
2. China – 20,943 billion
3. Japan – 15,054 billion
4. United Kingdom – EUR 7,578 billion
5. Germany – 6,202 billion Euro
6. France – 5,413 billion euros
7. Canada – 4,459 billion
8. Italy – 4,163 billion euros
9. Australia – 3,213 billion
10. South Korea – 2,924 billion euros

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Assets per capita

Here you can see the per capita financial assets in selected countries worldwide in 2018 (in euros)

Top 10 by assets per capita:

1. USA – 184,411
2. Switzerland – 173,838
3. Singapore – 100,370
4. Taiwan – 97,850
5. Netherlands – 97,345
6. Japan – 96,308
7. Sweden 92,317
8. Belgium – 89,543
9. New Zealand – 87,621
10. Denmark – 85,895

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Assets worldwide

1. Distribution of private financial assets
2. Distribution of private financial assets – Europe
3. Millionaire households in a global comparison
4. Number of millionaires
5. Millionaire’s assets
6. Number of millionaires by region
7. The most popular cities for the super rich
8. The 25 richest people in the world

Distribution of private financial assets

Distribution of private financial wealth worldwide in 2018.

• Millionaires with over $100 million – 7%
• Millionaires with $20 to $100 million – 12%
• Millionaires to $20 million – 31%
• Non-millionaires – 50%

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Distribution of private financial assets – Europe

Distribution of private financial assets in Western Europe in 2018.

• Millionaires with over $100 million – 6%
• Millionaires with $20 to $100 million – 16%
• Millionaires to $20 million – 19%
• Non-millionaires – 59%

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Millionaire households in a global comparison

Countries with the highest proportion of millionaire households.

1. Singapore – 10.6%
2. Qatar – 7.9%
3. Switzerland – 7.3%
4. UAE – 6.6%
5. Kuwait – 5.3%
6. USA – 4.3%
7. Belgium – 3.5%
8. Israel – 3.4%
9. Taiwan – 3.1%
10. Great Britain – 2.6%

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Number of millionaires

Number of millionaires worldwide from 2011 to 2018(in millions).

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Millionaires’ assets

Assets of millionaires worldwide from 2011 to 2018 (in trillions of US dollars).

• 2011 – $42 trillion
• 2012 – $46.2 trillion
• 2013 – $52.6 trillion
• 2014 – $56.4 trillion
• 2015 – $58.7 trillion
• 2016 – $63.5 trillion
• 2017 – $70.2 trillion
• 2018 – $28.1 trillion

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Number of millionaires by region

Number of millionaires worldwide by region from 2014 to 2018 (in millions).

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The most popular cities for the super rich

The chart shows the number of super-rich people in cities around the world in 2018, with super-rich being anyone with net assets of more than $30 million.

The 25 richest people

The 25 richest people in the world by wealth in 2020 (as of 17 February; in billions of US dollars). Read more here: The 25 richest people.

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Luxury real estate

1. Most expensive cities for luxury real estate
2. That’s how much square footage you can get for $63,000.
3. How much square footage can you get for $1 million?

Most expensive cities for luxury real estate

The chart shows the average purchase price per square meter of luxury properties in selected major cities worldwide.

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Such an area you get for $63,000

Living in luxury: This is how much m² you get for your money in the most popular cities for luxury properties, designer houses and loft apartments. As a basis for comparison, Monaco is the most expensive location, where you can get 1 square metre for $63,000. How much do you get for it in other top 9 cities?

1. Monaco – 1 m²
2. Hong Kong (China) – 1.4
3. Aspen (USA) – 1.6
4. St. Moritz (Switzerland) – 1.9
5. New York (USA) – 2.0
6. London (UK) – 2.0
7. Singapore – 2.3
8. Geneva (Switzerland) – 2.7
9. Paris (France) – 2.9

Here we have another excellent infographics from the Federal Statistical Office, how many square meters are available for 1 million (or about 800,000 euros)? The chart shows the average size of premium properties at a price of 1 million US dollars in selected cities:

• Monaco – 16 m²
• Hong Kong – 22 m²
• New York – 25 m²
• London – 28 m²
• Paris – 46 m²
• Los Angeles – 58 square meters
• Tokyo – 77 square meters
• Berlin – 78 m²
• Miami – 78 m²
• Dubai – 98 m²

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Comparison values

1. Rolex standard: Day-Date II
2. 5-star hotel Overnight stay

Rolex standard: Day-Date II

The chart shows the price for a “Rolex Day-Date II” in selected cities worldwide.

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5 stars hotel accommodation

The chart shows the price of an overnight stay in the suite of a 5-star hotel in major cities worldwide.

Jeff Bezos – $6.7 million a day
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• Jeff Bezos
• Age: 56 years
• Company: Amazon
• Total assets $133 billion
• $6.7 million a day

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Mark Zuckerberg – $6.2 million per day

• Mark Zuckerberg
• Age: 34 years
• Company: Facebook >/li>
• Total assets $76.7 billion
• $6.2 million a day.

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Bill gates – $4.1 million a day

• Bill Gates
• Age: 63 years
• Company: Microsoft
• Total assets $92.9 billion
• $4.1 million a day

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Larry Page – $3,3 million a day

• Age: 45 years
• Company: Google
• Total assets $54.2 billion
• $3.3 million a day

Sergey Brin – $3.2 million a day

• Sergey Brin
• Age: 45 years
• Company: Google
• Total assets $52.9 billion
• $3.2 million a day

Bernard Arnault – $3.0 million a day

• Bernard Arnault
• Age: 69 years
• Company: Dior, Louis Vitton, and others
• Total assets $75.4 billion
• $3.0 million a day

Warren Buffet – Per day $2.7 million

• Warren’s Buffet
• Age: 88 years
• Company: Berkshire Hathaway
• Total assets $85.3 billion
• $2.7 million a day

Amancio Ortega – $2.4 million a day

• Amancio Ortega
• Age: 82 years
• Company: Zara
• Total assets $70.8 billion
• $2.4 million a day.

Carlos Slim – $2.1 million a day

• Carlos Slim
• Age: 78 years
• Company: Telmex, América Móvil
• Total assets $60.5 billion
• $2.1 million a day

Larry Ellison – $2.0 million a day

• Age: 74 years
• Company: Oracle
• Total assets $53.1 billion
• $2.0 million a day

Extra: Elon Musk – $2.3 million a day

• Elon music
• Age: 48
• Company: Paypal, SpaceX, Tesla, etc.
• Total assets $40.2 billion
• $2.3 million a day

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Extra: Kylie Jenner

Kylie Jenner is the youngest billionaire in the world. Her TV show “Kepping Up with the Kardashian” made her famous, make-up and Instagram made her rich.

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• Kylie Jenner
• Age: 22
• Company: Kylie Cosmetics
• Total assets: $1.03 billion
• $133,905 a day

Daily rate of the billionaires (statistics)

This infographic shows the world’s richest entrepreneurs by wealth per day of life.

Daily rates Infographics

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The richest person on every continent?

The chart shows the richest person on each continent.

1. Jeff Bezos – North America – $112 billion
2. Bernard Arnault – Europe – $72 billion
3. Mukes Ambani – Asia – $40 billion
4. Jorge Paulo Lemann – South America – $27 billion
5. Gina Rinehart – Australia – $17 billion
6. Aliko Dangote – Africa – $14 billion

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