Real estate, long favored by India's affluent, served as an inflation hedge in a socialist economy. However, liberalization altered dynamic...

UAE is home to 1,275 ultra wealthy individuals and the combined wealth of this population stands at a whopping USD 255 billion, Wealth-X es...

North America is predicted to be the source of the largest transfer of wealth over the coming three decades, in absolute and relative terms.

About 12% of second homes purchased by ultra rich individuals in emerging economies are located outside their country, says a report.

According to Wealth-X, there are over 5,000 UHNW-founded private foundations and collectively, these foundations have a total assets of $56...

Ultra-rich individuals collectively own real estate worth nearly USD 3 trillion globally and demand for luxury homes is strong in the Europ...

US remains the country with the largest number of UHNW households at 5,201, followed by China, the UK, India and Germany in 2014, it said.

The United States is a particularly important centre of major giving. UHNW philanthropists in the US are most numerous, most generous and g...

"2014 seems to be a year of uncertainty for the luxury industry, with feelings of optimism declining as the year goes on."

One of the common myths associated with this privileged segment of the society is that most ultra wealthy individuals inherit all their mon...

With striker Rooney ($95 million) and midfielders Frank Lampard ($60 million) and Steven Gerrard ($55 million), England has more wealthy pl...

Rich Indians - defined as those with a net worth of $30 million and above — have now become one of the largest populations based abroad.

Some of the noted Indian billionaires who have a second citizenship include LN Mittal, who is based in UK and Pallonji Mistry who holds an ...

Middle Eastern Ultra High Net Worth population and wealth grew the fastest among all world regions, at 15.3% and 23.9 % respectively, accor...

India has recorded the largest increase in its Ultra-High Networth Individual (HNIW) club among the BRICS nations in the last one year.

The first 15 places on a “graduate rich list” go to the best US varsities, led by Harvard, UPenn and Stanford.

The Global Wealth Report 2012 by the BCG says emerging economies saw surge in private wealth even as developed nations witnessed a decline.