Millionaires In India
India adds over 33,000 millionaires in a year: How the rich allocate money
High-net-worth individuals now allocate 15% of their portfolios to alternative investments, including cryptocurrencies
 "India adds over 33,000 millionaires in a year: How the rich allocate money")
Rich Indian biz owners spend more on realty, luxury goods than global peers
56% Indian entrepreneurs are likely to spend money on luxury goods and 44% on luxury experiences, compared to a global average of 40% and 35%, respectively.
 "Rich Indian biz owners spend more on realty, luxury goods than global peers")
Indian passport weakens: Why the rich are in a rush to move out of India
Indians have suffered a dip in their global mobility this year, with India dropping from 80th to 82nd place on the Henley Passport Index between January and July, implying that Indian citizens have vi
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Millionaires flocking back to US: Why there is renewed demand for EB-5 visa
The UAE remains a top destination, but the US is attracting millionaires with its booming tech sector and Florida's allure for retirees. Canada emerges as a surprising competitor.
 "Millionaires flocking back to US: Why there is renewed demand for EB-5 visa")
Investor trends: World's ultra-rich are shifting money to low-risk bonds
Rich families are putting more money into safe investments like bonds because they expect interest rates to keep going up, making bonds a better way to earn money with less risk.
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HNIs to skilled professions: Australia regains millionaire magnet crown
Australia has regained the top spot in New World Wealth's 2023 list of destinations forecast to enjoy the highest net inflows of high-net-worth individuals globally, replacing the UAE.
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India to lose 6,500 millionaires in 2023, Dubai and Singapore top choice
This places India as the second-largest country in terms of HNWI outflow globally, following China (net loss of 13,500)
 "India to lose 6,500 millionaires in 2023, Dubai and Singapore top choice")
1% of India's adult population likely to be millionaires by 2030: Report
According to HSBC Holdings Plc. report in Bloomberg, Singapore will take over Australia and have Asia's highest share of millionaires in the adult population by 2030
 "1% of India's adult population likely to be millionaires by 2030: Report")
India home to 2,19,000 millionaires: Capgemini report
High net worth individuals (HNWIs) are defined as those having investible assets of USD 1 million or more
 "India home to 2,19,000 millionaires: Capgemini report")
