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Ten nations host most of the world's ultra-wealthy
The "World Ultra Wealth Report 2026" reveals that approximately three-quarters of the world's ultra-wealthy individuals are concentrated in just 10 countries, with the United States maintaining its position as the leading home for the wealthy. In 2025, around 37% of the ultra-rich, holding assets worth up to $23.8 trillion, are based there. China continues to hold the second spot despite a decline in some investors' appetite, while markets in Hong Kong and Japan are experiencing significant growth thanks to economic reforms and financial stimulus measures. North America, Asia, and Europe remain dominant centers of global wealth. The distribution of wealth remains highly concentrated, with expectations of emerging economic powers like India to play a role in gradually shifting the global wealth centers in the coming years.
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