Allianz: Global family assets over €268T

Global household financial assets last year rose to a record high of €268.4 trillion, an increase of 8.6%. It is expected that the asset volume will grow by 9% this year, with significant benefits from capital markets. The United States accounted for more than half of the growth, while household investments were focused in the stock market, especially in North America, which holds 60.7% of its assets there. In Germany, assets increased by 4.9% to €9.9 trillion, with securities holdings surpassing bank deposits for the first time. Despite saving, inflation affects the actual wealth growth, as nominal assets have increased by 50% since 2019, but real growth after inflation is only 23%. The analysis reveals a considerable disparity in wealth distribution, with the top 10% of the population in Germany owning 53.7% of assets, while the richest 10% worldwide hold 85.4%. Conversely, around 3 billion people globally have no net financial assets at all.

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