The number of millionaires in China 20 15 reveals the number of billionaires in China.
According to a report on the website of Forbes on March 3rd, the number of Chinese mainland's richest people reached 2 13 in the Forbes list of global billionaires in 20 15, a sharp increase from last year's 152, making it the richest country after the United States.
Wang Jianlin, chairman of Dalian Wanda Group, ranked 29th on the rich list with a net asset of US$ 24.2 billion, and regained the position of the richest man in Chinese mainland, and his property source is real estate. Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba, ranks 33rd in the world with a net worth of $22.7 billion.
Ranked 38th on the list is Li, CEO of Hanergy Holding Group, ranking third on the rich list, with a net asset of 2 1 1 billion US dollars. Ma, CEO of Tencent, ranked 56th in terms of wealth source through online media, with net assets of 1, 6 1 billion USD.
Li Yanhong, founder of Baidu Company, and Lei Jun, founder of Xiaomi Technology, ranked 62nd and 87th respectively, ranking fifth and sixth respectively in the mainland rich list. Founder of Liu Shangcheng, ranked 179, with net assets of 7.4 billion US dollars, ranked 1 1 among the rich.
It is reported that more than 90% of China millionaires are the first-generation entrepreneurs who made their fortune by themselves. They tend to have two extremes in wealth management: on the one hand, about 70% of assets are held in cash or similar cash; On the other hand, they prefer high-risk and high-profit speculation.
China's rich are worried about managing their finances. In interviews with 65,438+050 customers in 62 countries and regions, the investigators found that the rapidly growing millionaires in Chinese mainland became an abnormal phenomenon in their research. Unlike the rich in Europe and America, millionaires in Chinese mainland "keep" their wealth with an immature "dumbbell" mentality.
"On the one hand, they are very conservative. 70% of the rich people hold a lot of cash and cash tools in their hands and think it is safe; At the same time, they prefer to invest in high-risk and high-yield speculative projects, such as real estate. "
Deng Junhao, one of the authors of the report and the head of BCG's Asian Banking Task Force, reminded that "if you invest too much in risky industries such as real estate, problems will arise sooner or later."
20 15 number of millionaires in China:
The number of millionaires in China in 20 15 years has not changed much compared with that in 20 14 years, and the specific data has not yet come out. Attention, the millionaire here is dollars!
According to the statistics of Global Fortune 20 14 released by Boston Consulting Group recently, thanks to the good performance of the stock market and strong return on investment, the number of millionaire families in the world has soared from 20 12 to1370,000 last year, with an increase of about19. On the whole, global private wealth increased by 14.6% over the previous year, reaching 152 trillion US dollars, with the largest increase in Asia-Pacific region reaching 37 trillion US dollars. North America and Western Europe remain the richest regions in the world, with US$ 50.3 trillion and US$ 37.9 trillion respectively.
The report also shows that the United States has the largest number of millionaire families, with 765,438+million, followed by China and Japan, with 2.4 million and 654,380+0.2 million respectively. In 20 13, the number of millionaire families in India reached175,000, ranking 15 in the world.
The Boston Consulting Group defines a millionaire family as a family with current wealth exceeding $6.5438+0 million, including stocks, cash and other financial investment products, but excluding real estate, collectibles or luxury goods.
In 20 15 years, the number of millionaires in China will reach 1 10,000;
British media said that China's economic growth may be slowing down, but this will not stop the richest people in China from making money and spending money. Recently, many research reports pointed out that many people in China are getting richer and richer, and they spend money all over the world.
The BBC website reported on February 4th that from Vancouver to new york, London, Paris and Hongkong, more people in China are buying luxury handbags in shopping centers than ever before, and real estate agents are busy answering the phone calls of China giants, who are looking for houses with good feng shui.
Most of the richest people in China are very young and have wealth for the first time.
Many newly rich people fly abroad during the week-long Spring Festival holiday. China National Tourism Administration predicts that the number of outbound tourists during the 20 14 Spring Festival holiday will reach 8.5 million, an increase of 13% over the previous year's 7.5 million.
More and more people in China join the super-rich class. According to a recent report by Singapore-based X Wealth Research Company, the number of China people with assets exceeding 3.03 billion yuan (US$ 500 million) will increase by 6% this year, reaching 535.
Other studies show that the number of high-net-worth people in China-with assets exceeding RMB 6,543,800+million (US$ 6,543,800+600,000)-is also increasing. Bain Company predicts that from now until 20 15 years, the number of high-net-worth people in China will increase from 800,000 to about 1 10,000.
Where does this wealth come from? Mikolas Lambas, CEO of X Fortune, said that this is due to the rapid economic growth. For most of the past decade, China's GDP has reached about 65,438+00% every year-in contrast, the GDP growth rate of the United States has only exceeded 3% twice since 2003-and enterprises have benefited the most from the rapid growth of the principal and subordinate enterprises.
Rambas said: "China has become the factory of the world, and people who make full use of this trend have accumulated a lot of wealth."
Due to the rapid economic growth, China has experienced a sharp increase in wealth in the past decade. Therefore, most of the rich people in China are very young, and it is the first time to have huge wealth. This is obviously different from Britain and the United States, where wealth is passed down from generation to generation.
China's newly rich are also younger than those in Europe and North America. Jennifer Zeng, a Beijing-based partner of Bain, said that the average age of high-net-worth individuals in China is between 40 and 50, while the average age of this group in other countries is between 50 and 60.
X Fortune pointed out that although China is growing rapidly, it will take some time for its high-net-worth population to surpass that of the United States. The United States is still the country with the largest number of rich people in the world.
At present, there are about 65,500 ultra-high-net-worth individuals in the United States-with assets exceeding $30 million-and about 10675 in China.
Deng Junhao, partner and executive director of Boston Consulting Group in Hong Kong, said: "The United States is still far ahead, but this is because the American economy is more developed. We will continue to see the increasing high-net-worth population and wealth in China. "
According to the report, these emerging wealth are causing a chain reaction on a global scale. Zeng said, first of all, with the influx of China property buyers, house prices in popular cities such as Vancouver, London and new york have risen sharply. She recently surveyed 3,000 high net worth individuals in China, and 30% of them mentioned that real estate is one of the top three investments they will make overseas.
One reason why many wealthy people in China buy property overseas is the diversification of assets. Rambas said that this is also a way to transfer funds abroad. Many rich people are worried about the safety of their property.
Deng Junhao said that wealthy people in China are also buying foreign companies. High-net-worth China people are buying vineyards and castles in Europe.
He said: "It started with real estate and has now expanded to enterprises."
The increase of China people's wealth has also benefited luxury goods companies, whether they are big brands such as Gucci, Burberry and Louis Vuitton or smaller companies such as Coach.
Deng Junhao said: "China has become an extremely important market for luxury goods companies."
Rambas said that the long-term impact of the growth of China's high-net-worth population on the world is unknown, but two things are certain-China people are getting richer and richer, and they are spreading their wealth around the world.