In its recently released Global Wealth Report, UBS found the U.S. gained more than 379,000 new millionaires in 2024. The ...

You’ve heard of the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, but what about this super-rich Arab country that few people ever visit? With staggering wealth, cutting-edge infrastructure, and a culture steeped ...

Italy is the third most popular global destination for millionaires seeking tax advantages and a high-quality lifestyle, ...

The latest Henley & Partners Wealth Migration report shows that South Africa continues to be a net loser of high net worth ...

The dispatch For most of this century, the U.K. — and London in particular — has been one of the most popular destinations ...

The latest study from Capgemini shows that wealth in Germany is increasingly being concentrated ever faster among a tiny ...

The UK is on track to lose more than 16,500 millionaires in 2025, marking one of the largest wealth outflows in modern ...

As the daughter of Indian immigrants in the United Arab Emirates, Sonali Kolhatkar saw what happens when a country robs ...

Affluent individuals are leaving the U.S. but the economic impact may be less than elsewhere, thanks to active capital markets and continued appeal for foreign investors.

A plan by Oman is being closely watched by other governments in the region that are preparing for a future beyond oil.

Dubai and Abu Dhabi are rapidly becoming the new centres of global wealth and power. The United Arab Emirates continues to solidify ... Once ranked the UK's ninth-richest individual, Fredriksen cited ...