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Millionaires may exit UK in record numbers after non-dom tax shake-upThe United Kingdom may witness a significant departure of wealthy residents. Around 16,500 millionaires are expected to leave in 2025. This...- UAE safest hub for parking money, to attract more millionaires despite Israel-Iran conflict, say immigration expertsThe United Arab Emirates is expected to attract more millionaires despite Middle East tensions, as it remains a safe haven for high-net-wor...
- 'If you’re under 40, leave the UK': Viral video sparks debate over wealth exodusA viral video by influencer Prudishfish urges young people to leave the UK due to rising living costs and an exodus of millionaires. The de...
- Why are the rich leaving India, where are they headed?A significant number of wealthy Indians are migrating due to better living conditions, business opportunities, and educational prospects ab...
- 4,300 millionaires may leave India this year. Here's where they are moving toThe Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024 reveals India's significant net loss of 4,300 millionaires in 2024, reflecting global wealt...
- 6,500 millionaires expected to leave India in 2023, here's where they're headedAbout 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...
- Why India should not worry about wealth migrationWhen seen in conjunction with the rate of growth of millionaires in India, and the economic outlook for the country, the trend seems far le...
- 23,000 dollar-millionaires have left India since 2014Nearly 23,000 dollar-millionaires have left the country since 2014, with 7,000 leaving in 2017 alone, taking India to the top of the exodus...
- Millionaires from across the world are migrating to Australia! Here's whyHere's a look at the most favoured countries for millionaires, based on a 2016 report on global wealth migration trends.
- 50% more HNIs left India in 2016 versus previous yearThe report pointed out that around 82,000 HNI’s, defined as those who have assets over $1 million, left their home countries last year, ver...
- 6,000 Indian millionaires shifted overseas in 2016: ReportMeanwhile, global wealth migration is also accelerating as around 82,000 ultra rich people shifted overseas in 2016, compared to 64,000 in ...
- Why are the world's super rich migrating to Australia?For the second straight year Australia remained the top country worldwide for millionaire inflows.
- About 82,000 millionaires shifted overseas in 2016: ReportAn 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.
- Anti-graft body asks United Kingdom to disclose millionaire wealthAn anti-corruption watchdog has asked the UK government to identify over 3,000 millionaires from around the world, including 60 from India.
- Australia beats competition hands down, top choice for wealthyAustralia seems to be the most preferred destination for the global rich, with Sydney leading the pack with the biggest net inflow of milli...
- 4,000 Indian millionaires shifted overseas in 2015: ReportFrance was followed by China in the second place with 9,000 millionaires leaving the country while for Italy, at third position, the figure...
- India records second highest outflow of high net-worth individuals: ReportOver the last 14 years (2000-14), India saw 61,000 HNWIs leave the country. It was second only to China, which witnessed 91,000 millionaire...
- Is Lalit Modi close to getting UK citizenship?Lalit Modi relocated to London in 2010 after several allegations of match-fixing and illegal betting were made against him.
- UK to have 1 mn super-millionaires in 10 yearsThey’re calling it a wealth explosion. Almost one in four UK households will be millionaires in a decade. One million ‘super-millionaires’ ...
- Wealth explosion: UK teeming with millionairesThese are the findings of the first report by Barclays Wealth Insights, a new quarterly report written by the Economist Intelligence Unit (...
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