There are more than 55 thousand millionaire fortunes in Portugal – Markets
There are more than 55 thousand fortunes in excess of one million euros in Portugal. The first edition of the first edition of the Global Citizens Report, which are terms in terms of asset-rich aggregate countries (individual properties), each individual, the businesses plus or the number of aggregate individuals, are defined as asset-rich individuals (property ). The US leads a “ranking”, in which the podium also includes China and Japan.
“We consider wealth to be a much more effective way of measuring an economy’s financial well-being than gross gross product (GDP),” explains financial Henley & Partners in the report. He justifies the criticism by saying that a large share of the GDP of many developing countries escapes to governments, having little impact on wealth creation.
He criticizes the formula for calculating the eyes (as he considers that it allows the duplication of shares to the financial sector) and argues that it closes the efficiency of the stock market in estimating wealth. “It ignores the impact of moves in real estate and equity markets, which have a massive impact on wealth,” he says.
This method of calculation of calculations (which removes the amount of assets, liabilities), the financial concluded that 55.44 people of one million dollars (equivalent to about 902 thousand euros). With luck between 10 and 100 million people. As for riches in excess of one billion, there are only three in Portugal.
Maria Américo Américo Amorim is the owner of the biggest fortune in the country, who is the widow of the last businessman in 4.7 billion dollars (4.7 billion dollars) edition of the list of multimillionaires by Forbes magazine.
Portugal gets the greatest riches, but financial analysts of financial wealth, but analysts coming from the financial world deteriorate due to the pandemic, for a long period of the world. Regardless of whether they prepare for risk, investors and their families must prepare for what the future may bring by diversifying opportunities across jurisdictions.