【英文】Altrata报告：2023年世界超级财富报告（28页）

In 2022, the global population of high net worth (HNW) individuals, each with wealth in excess of $1m,  totaled an estimated 34.7 million. The ultra wealthy class is an exclusive segment within this group,  representing just 1.1% of the HNW population. Its share of wealth is, however, substantially larger.  In 2022, this combined ultra wealth of $45.5trn accounted for 33% of total wealth held by all HNW  individuals, highlighting the extent to which millionaire wealth is distributed unevenly among the  world’s richest people.

With median wealth at $51m (though average wealth is a much  higher $115m), almost 80% of the global ultra wealthy population  have a net worth below $100m, highlighting the trend of a large  share of a cohort’s population falling within the lower wealth tiers.  Those individuals with a net worth of $100m-$1bn compose a fifth  of the ultra wealthy population; and, right at the top of this group,  the billionaire class represents under 1% of the global UHNW  population — yet it holds 24% of all ultra wealth1 .