Global wealth rose in 2024, according to the UBS Global Wealth Report 2025 — but with significant regional variations.
Over half the personal wealth in the study was in either the United States or mainland China. Eastern Europe was the fastest-growing region. The report projects personal wealth will continue to grow over the next five years, driven by the U.S.: The world is expected to add over 5 million millionaires in that time.
The report offers a detailed look at the generational distribution of wealth in the U.S., as well as a look at the transfer of wealth that is expected to take place in different global markets over the next 20 to 25 years.
The detailed regional data led to focused coverage of the report in many countries:
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- US Led Growth In Global Wealth In 2024 – UBS Global Wealth Report (Family Wealth Report)
- The U.S. Added a Thousand New Millionaires a Day in 2024: Report (CNBC)
- UBS Report Shows Millionaire Numbers Rise in Turkey Despite Real Wealth Shrinking (Turkish Minute)
- India Added 39,000 Millionaires in 2024: UBS (NewsBytes)
- UBS Says Wealth in Greece Has Grown 7%, So Why Can’t People Make Ends Meet? (Tovima.com)
- Global Millionaire Ranks to Swell by 5 Million Over Next 5 Years, UBS Says (South China Morning Post)
- S. Korea Has 10th-Most Millionaires in World (The Korea Herald)
- Britain Saw Second-Biggest Household Wealth Decline Among Major Economies Last Year, Says UBS (MSN)
- 3,200 More Millionaires in Portugal (The Portugal News)