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An education in Switzerland, the US or Singapore — and relocating for the long term — could bring an ‘opportunity advantage’ to young HNWs, according to Henley & Partners.

Millionaire population in the BRICS countries will see a substantial surge over the next decade contributing to the largest increase in wealth across any group of nations, according to a recent report by Henley & Partners.

A new index shows Switzerland, the US and Singapore have the greatest opportunities for advancement in terms of education and employment.

In the turbulent 2020s, wealthy families are pursuing far more than profitable real estate investments alone. They are also seeking security at a time when the world is beleaguered with warfare, environmental crisis, and extreme instability.

Saudi Arabia is expected to witness a growth of more than 105% in the average wealth per person in the next 10 years, followed by the UAE at 95%.

Dubai has been ranked as the third wealthiest city among the BRICS group of nations, while Abu Dhabi placed 10th on the list.

Why are the brightest and wealthiest so eager to leave these supposedly ascendant countries?

The most powerful passports in the world have been revealed for 2024 – and it’s good news for many EU citizens.

The inaugural BRICS Wealth Report, published today, assesses the wealth of 10 BRICS nations.

Six countries now share the top spot for the most powerful passport in the world. The US, whose ranking remains unchanged, isn't one of them.

Are you an avid globe-trotter? It turns out being a citizen of some countries is more useful than others.

In these uncertain times, the ability to travel freely and live and work in other jurisdictions is increasingly sought after by high-net-worth individuals (HNWI).