How many billionaires are there in China? How many billionaires are there in China?

Hurun released a wealth report: 6 out of every 10,000 people in China are multimillionaires.

China Broadcasting Network Beijing, April 16 News According to the Voice of China report at 7:05, under the impact of the financial tsunami, how many multimillionaires are there in China? What is the threshold for being called a "wealthy person"? Yesterday, for the first time, the Hurun Wealth Report surveyed China's HNWI population by province and city.

According to the survey results, there are currently 825,000 multimillionaires and 510 billion billionaires in the country, and 6 out of every 10,000 people are multimillionaires. The number of multimillionaires in Beijing, Guangdong and Shanghai accounts for 48% of the country's total.

Let's walk into this map of China's wealth together:

To be worthy of the title of "wealthy person", you must have assets of more than 10 million yuan, and the value of your own business and self-owned property are counted.

The city with the most assets of 10 million yuan is Beijing, with more than 140,000 billionaires, followed by Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou and Shenzhen.

The average age of multimillionaires is 39 years old, and the main group of multimillionaires is the high-level people of large enterprise groups and multinational companies, businessmen, property speculators, and professional stockholders.

The average age of a billionaire is 43 years old, and their main wealth** is the business they have started, plus real estate, ** and other income. This group of people has the ability to buy luxury goods such as luxury goods such as luxury houses with more than 10 million dollars and more than 1 million cars, and they are prospective customers of high-end jewelry and private banks.

The United States has the most billionaires in the world, with 415 according to Forbes magazine. The International Herald Tribune reported on November 6 that a year ago, there were only 15 billionaires in China, and now, according to Hurun Bai.

According to the Forbes rich list, there are about 1,500 to 2,500 people with assets of more than 1 billion, and about 150 to 200 people with tens of billions.

There are 315 billionaires in the country. Among them, the richest fools and 10 people in China are Ma Yun (100 million yuan), Ma Huateng (100 million yuan), Xu Jiayin (198.1 billion yuan), Yang Huiyan (100 million yuan), Sun Piaoyang Zhong Huijuan (100 million yuan), He Xiangjian family (100 million yuan), Wang Sicong (100 million yuan), Huang Zheng (100 million yuan), Ding Lei (100 million yuan), Daniel Zhang Shuping (100 million yuan).

464 billionaires. As of February 2, 2023, there are 464 billionaires in the country, an increase of more than 100 acres compared with the previous year.

UBS and PricewaterhouseCoopers have released an annual report called the 2019 Billionaire Report – The Billionaire Effect. The billionaire mentioned here refers specifically to people with assets of more than 1 billion US dollars (more than 7 billion yuan). At present, a total of 325 people in the country have joined this super wealth club.

In terms of total wealth, the total wealth of China's billionaires has reached $982.4 billion (nearly half that of Italy, the world's eighth-largest economy).

In comparison, there are currently 2,101 billionaires in the world, and they collectively have trillions of dollars in wealth. The number of billionaires in China accounts for about 15% of the world's wealth. In this way, China's rich are not "rich" enough.

But know that the net worth of China's wealthy has doubled in the past five years. Moreover, the total number of people in the Asia-Pacific region (325 in total) has accounted for 43%.

How many billionaires are there in China? 3,000 or 30,000? The answer is 60,000.

Yesterday, the Hurun Research Institute released the 2011 Hurun Wealth Report, which shows that 1 in 1,400 people in the country is a multimillionaire, and there are 960,000 millionaires and 60,000 billionaires in the country. Among them, there are 10,000 multimillionaires in Hangzhou, with 4,200 new ones, and 2,850 billionaires, with 260 new ones.

By the end of 2010, Beijing had 170,000 multimillionaires and 10,000 billionaires, ranking first; Guangdong has 10,000 multimillionaires and 9,000 billionaires, ranking second; There are 10,000 multimillionaires and 7,800 billionaires in Shanghai; There are 10,000 multimillionaires and 7,450 billionaires in Zhejiang, an increase of 9,500 and 690 respectively from the previous year.

Speaking of the reason for the assets of the rich, Hurun said that on the one hand, it is the increase in GDP, and the other is the increase in housing prices, especially high-end real estate. The growth in the number of billionaires is also due to art collections and investments in high-end real estate, such as old bungalows and courtyard houses.

There are four main types of multimillionaires in China: business owners account for 55%."Flippers"20%."Professional stockholders"15%."Gold collar"10%. Real estate still dominates the direction of personal investment among the wealthy, with more than 1 3 of the surveyed billionaires investing in real estate; Only 25% of the wealthy choose to invest**, a slight increase from last year, but not the 33% they were three years ago.

In addition, the number of wealthy people who choose art investment and private equity investment has risen the fastest.

Among billionaires, 75% are business owners, 15% are property speculators, and 10% are professional stockholders.

Forbes (Chinese mainland, 2007) top 400, the last one is assets of 1.5 billion.

It is estimated that there are at least 10,000 billionaires (in RMB) in Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

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