Despite India's growing millionaire population, a significant number are leaving, driven by tax scrutiny and economic formalisation. The UA...

The United Kingdom may witness a significant departure of wealthy residents. Around 16,500 millionaires are expected to leave in 2025. This...

A significant number of wealthy Indians are migrating due to better living conditions, business opportunities, and educational prospects ab...

StandardChartered is shifting focus from lending to wealth management in India, aiming to attract $200 billion in net new money over five y...

In 2023, 216,219 Indians renounced their citizenship, according to a report presented to the Rajya Sabha. The number was slightly lower tha...

The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024 reveals India's significant net loss of 4,300 millionaires in 2024, reflecting global wealt...

Dubai and the UAE are flourishing global wealth magnets, offering tax benefits, a thriving business environment, and strategic allure for H...

About 6,500 high net worth individuals (HNWIs) are expected to leave India in 2023, lower than the net outflows of 7,500 individuals the pr...

Lured by the ease of setting up business, complete waiver on personal income tax, and a friendlier policy environment, several of India's t...

A 2018 bank report found that 23,000 Indian millionaires had left the country since 2014. More recently, a Global Wealth Migration Review r...

Strict tax rules and reporting requirements in India, as well as the need for stronger passports, remain the primary factors driving the mi...

As per the migration trends, Indian HNWIs moved to the US, the UAE, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, while Chinese HNWIs moved to the US,...

Analysts say even without the upgrade, domestic equity market was poised to surge.

Meanwhile, global wealth migration is also accelerating as around 82,000 ultra rich people shifted overseas in 2016, compared to 64,000 in ...

For the second straight year Australia remained the top country worldwide for millionaire inflows.

An estimated 11,000 millionaires moved to Australia in 2016 compared to 10,000 that moved to the US and 3,000 that moved to the UK.

Some 61,000 uber-rich Indians have changed domicile between 2000 to 2014 -- second only to China which saw an outflow of 91,000 persons.