【英文】2022年世界超级财富报告（33页）

英文研究报告 2022年11月29日 07:38 管理员

A breakdown of the HNW population by major wealth tier highlights the uneven nature of the distribution of global wealth, even among the world’s richest people. Almost 90% of all HNW individuals have a net worth of $1m-$5m. Unsurprisingly given their considerable number, the combined wealth of this group is the largest of the three major tiers, at $56.6trn (equivalent to a 42% share of global HNW wealth). However, above the $5m threshold, the level of exclusivity rises quickly, as does average net worth. One in every 10 of the world’s millionaire population is classed as a VHNW individual, with personal wealth of $5m-$30m. The third major wealth tier comprises the much smaller cohort of UHNW individuals, each with private wealth in excess of $30m.

As is the case with society in general, the uneven distribution of global wealth is evident among the UHNW population. The two lowest UHNW wealth tiers — $30m-$50m and $50m-$100m — account for almost 80% of the global ultra wealthy population but only around a third of its cumulative wealth, highlighting the trend of a large share of a cohort’s population falling within the lower wealth tiers. Those individuals in the next three tiers, each with a net worth of $100m-$1bn, compose a fifth of the ultra wealthy population, whereas their share of UHNW wealth is twice as large (at around 40%). Right at the top of the ultra wealth pyramid, the billionaire class represents under 1% of the global UHNW population – yet it holds over a quarter of all ultra wealth2.