A UBS global wealth report indicates that while average wealth increased, median wealth declined in Australia and many other nations, highlighting a growing divide. Over 25,000 Australians became millionaires last year, yet middle Australia's wealth is going backwards, largely driven by housing.
Il rapporto UBS evidenzia una crescita della ricchezza globale del 10,8% nel 2025, trainata dai mercati finanziari e dagli immobili. L'Italia, tuttavia, mostra stagnazione nella ricchezza media per adulto, sebbene il numero di milionari sia aumentato. L'invecchiamento della popolazione incide sulla distribuzione della ricchezza.
The UBS Global Wealth Report 2026 reveals Britain experienced the largest decline in household wealth among high-income economies since 2020, with average wealth per adult falling 23.2%. This decline is attributed to high inflation, the energy crisis, weak housing growth, and a lagging stock market, amidst an ongoing cost-of-living crisis and political pressure.
Der neue »Global Wealth Report« der UBS zeigt einen Rekordanstieg der Dollar-Millionäre weltweit im letzten Jahr, mit rund einer Million neuen Millionären. Fast die Hälfte davon lebt in den USA. Gleichzeitig verschärfte sich die Vermögensungleichheit, da das Medianvermögen sank, während das Durchschnittsvermögen stieg. In Deutschland gibt es über 2,6 Millionen Millionäre.
Global private financial wealth increased by 7.4% in 2025, driven by strong equity markets, with Germany's total wealth reaching $23.3 trillion. The 'super-rich' (UHNWIs with >$100M) in Germany grew to 5,000, holding 27.3% of the country's financial wealth, widening the wealth gap.
Hong Kong overtakes Switzerland as the world's largest cross-border wealth hub, with a 10.7% increase to $2.95 trillion, driven by Asia's growing wealth and deregulation efforts.
