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Number of super-rich individuals grew worldwide during the pandemic The global real estate consultancy Knight Frank published its “Wealth Report” for 2020 on March 1. The 15th annual report shows that the number of Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNWI) around the world grew by 2.4 percent over the past year to more than 520,000 people. As always, Knight Frank enthusiastically defines UHNWI as “someone with a net worth of over US$30 million including their primary residence.” Knight Frank sees no problem whatsoever in celebrating the expansion of the number and wealth of the richest...

Knight Frank’s 2020 wealth report highlights some positive moves among the ultra-rich, including a focus on ESG, even before the coronavirus crisis.

New Music Reviews (3/1) KEXP Each week, KEXP’s Music Director Don Yates (joined this week by DJs Alex and Gabriel Teodros) shares brief insights on new and upcoming releases. See what's coming up this week below, including reviews for new releases from Julien Baker, Cloud Nothings, and more. Little Oblivions (Matador) This Memphis-based artist’s powerful third album recasts her introspective folk-pop with a more expansive and muscular sound. With Baker playing every instrument herself, the album combines ringing guitars, piano, organ, synths, bass and drums for a full-band ...

Indian billionaires club likely to grow 43% by 2025 SECTIONS Share Synopsis India’s billionaire count to increase to 162 by 2025 from 113 now; one out of five Indian ultra-high networth individuals planning to buy a new home in 2021. iStock An individual requires assets worth $60,000 to join the wealthiest 1% club in India. Consumption-led Indian economy is churning out more millionaires at a pace faster than the average witnessed among Asian peers and also other global economies. This growth is not only expected to sustain but gain further momentum in the post-Covid19 pandemic scenario. I...

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