According to the “2025 Global Wealth Report” released on the 3rd by Capgemini Management Consultants, headquartered in Paris, France, the number of wealthy people who can invest at least $1 million in 2024 reached 23.4 million, an increase of 2.6% over the previous year, reaching a new high. This is mainly due to an increase in the number of “super-rich” people able to invest at least $30 million. The company's report last year showed that the number of global “millionaires” reached 22.8 million in 2023, the highest since statistics began in 1997. According to a report released by Capgemini this year, by region, the US is still leading the world in terms of growth in the number of “millionaires,” driving the North American region as a whole to achieve significant growth of 7.3%. According to the report, a favorable interest rate environment and America's “bullish stock market performance” are key factors in wealth growth in North America. India and Japan have also seen an increase in the number of “millionaires.” However, the overall number of European “millionaires” declined by 2.1%. Affected by economic stagnation, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany have lost 75,000 “millionaires.” Furthermore, due to currency depreciation and fiscal instability, Latin America experienced the biggest decline of 8.5%, with Brazil and Mexico falling more. The Middle East, on the other hand, fell 2.1% due to falling oil prices. The report also said that the interest of these rich people in alternative investments is clearly heating up. As of January of this year, they have allocated an average of 15% of their portfolios to assets such as private equity and cryptocurrencies.

According to the “2025 Global Wealth Report” released on the 3rd by Capgemini Management Consultants, headquartered in Paris, France, the number of wealthy people who can invest at least $1 million in 2024 reached 23.4 million, an increase of 2.6% over the previous year, reaching a new high. This is mainly due to an increase in the number of “super-rich” people able to invest at least $30 million. The company's report last year showed that the number of global “millionaires” reached 22.8 million in 2023, the highest since statistics began in 1997. According to a report released by Capgemini this year, by region, the US is still leading the world in terms of growth in the number of “millionaires,” driving the North American region as a whole to achieve significant growth of 7.3%. According to the report, a favorable interest rate environment and America's “bullish stock market performance” are key factors in wealth growth in North America. India and Japan have also seen an increase in the number of “millionaires.” However, the overall number of European “millionaires” declined by 2.1%. Affected by economic stagnation, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany have lost 75,000 “millionaires.” Furthermore, due to currency depreciation and fiscal instability, Latin America experienced the biggest decline of 8.5%, with Brazil and Mexico falling more. The Middle East, on the other hand, fell 2.1% due to falling oil prices. The report also said that the interest of these rich people in alternative investments is clearly heating up. As of January of this year, they have allocated an average of 15% of their portfolios to assets such as private equity and cryptocurrencies.