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Indian Wealth Falls 0.8% To $3 Trillion In 2016: Credit Suisse
Wealth in India in dollar terms went down 0.8 per cent ($26 billion) to $3.099 trillion in 2016 compared to last year, says Credit Suisse Research Institute in its 'Global Wealth Report'.
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46 per cent global wealth owned by richest 1 per cent: Credit Suisse
Global wealth has risen by 68 per cent over the past 10 years to reach a new all-time high of $241 trillion and the United States accounts for nearly three quarters of the increase, Credit Suisse said in its World Wealth Report.
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Number of millionaires may rise 53% to 84,000 in India by 2017: report
As many as 84,000 Indians are expected to become millionaires by 2017, according to a global wealth report. "India is likely to see a substantial jump of 53 per cent in the number of millionaires to 84,000 by 2017," Credit Suisse Research Institute's Global Wealth Report said.
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Indian Wealth Falls 0.8% To $3 Trillion In 2016: Credit Suisse
Wealth in India in dollar terms went down 0.8 per cent ($26 billion) to $3.099 trillion in 2016 compared to last year, says Credit Suisse Research Institute in its 'Global Wealth Report'.
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46 per cent global wealth owned by richest 1 per cent: Credit Suisse
Global wealth has risen by 68 per cent over the past 10 years to reach a new all-time high of $241 trillion and the United States accounts for nearly three quarters of the increase, Credit Suisse said in its World Wealth Report.
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Number of millionaires may rise 53% to 84,000 in India by 2017: report
As many as 84,000 Indians are expected to become millionaires by 2017, according to a global wealth report. "India is likely to see a substantial jump of 53 per cent in the number of millionaires to 84,000 by 2017," Credit Suisse Research Institute's Global Wealth Report said.
