Dubai: Over 200 residents own assets of more than $100mln

Dubai: Over 200 residents own assets of more than $100mln

UAE - A Henley Global Citizens Report earlier projected that 4,000 millionaires would migrate to the UAE in 2022.

Dubai is home to more than 200 cent-millionaires and has been ranked among the world’s top 20 cities.

According to a study released by Henley & Partners, the emirate is home to 202 super-wealthy or centi-millionaires and has been ranked 18th among top cities.

The centi-millionaires, or ultra-high-net-worth individuals, are people whose wallets bulge with over $100 million in investable assets.

Dubai has attracted a large number of the high number of millionaires after the pandemic for its successful handling of Covid-19 who invested mainly in real estate and also made the emirate their first or second home.

A Henley Global Citizens Report earlier projected that 4,000 millionaires would migrate to the UAE in 2022, surpassing the big countries like Australia, Singapore, Israel, Switzerland, the USA, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, India and others.

Henley & Partners' study said the UAE will be one of the fastest growing markets at 52 per cent between 2022 and 2032 after Vietnam, India and Mauritius.

Among the cities, New York is home to the highest number of centi-millionaires followed by the San Francisco Bay Area, London, Los Angeles, Beijing, Shanghai, Geneva,