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Millionaires are on the move, and this report on the world’s top 20 millionaire cities shows where they’re going next.

New York, Tokyo and the San Francisco Bay area are where the most millionaires live, according to a report by Henley & Partners.

New York is the world’s wealthiest city with the largest number of resident millionaires and billionaires.  

The US holds half of the top 10 spots, and New York tops the list, with 345,600 high-net-worth individuals.

Between the skyscrapers and bright lights, it seems like millionaires just can't pull themselves away from allure of the concrete jungle.

Diversification is a tried-and-true financial approach for risk management and long-term returns. Antigua and Barbuda citizenship offers protection from global risks.

Total private wealth in Africa is currently worth $2.1 trillion, according to the Africa Wealth Report 2022.

Most travelers have almost no say over which passport they hold, but American citizens are lucky in that their travel documents open a lot of doors.

“The passport you hold determines your fate and dramatically impacts the options you have,” says Dr. Christian Kaelin.

As myriads of China’s high-net-worth (HNW) individuals look to relocate, over 500 of them are expected to come to Singapore — bringing with them at least US$2.4 billion worth of capital inflows for the city-state.

According to the ‘Henley Global Citizens Report’, wealthy investors are on the move again, with 88,000 millionaires expected to move by the end of 2022.

“In the future, states will compete more fiercely for the most interesting citizens and taxpayers,” Dr. Kälin is quoted as saying in an interview with Die Weltwoche.