India not only remains the fastest growing economy in the world, but is also included in the top list in terms of the number of nobles. This has been revealed in the Global Wealth Report-2025 of Knight Frank. The property consulting firm has said in this report that India has emerged as a top global wealth hub. The figure of high net worth individuals (HNWIS) in the country has been 85,698, which keeps it on the fourth position in the world in terms of the number of rich people.
Only these countries ahead of India in RC
According to the report, in terms of the number of rich people, now there are only three countries ahead of Rich People in India and the first place is America (America), while China (China) dominates China. Japan has been placed in third place. The number of rich in the country is continuously increasing and the new report of Knight Frank is an example of this. This pace is not going to stop here, but the agency, while releasing the global wealth report, has predicted that by 2028, the number of HNWI of India will increase to 93,758 by the year 2028.
Third in case of billionaires
While India is ranked fourth in the world in terms of HMWIS, the number of billionaires in the country is also more than many big countries. According to the report, in 2024, Billionaires Count in India has increased to 191 with an increase of 12% on an annual basis and these billionaires had a cormbinded assets worth $ 950 billion, which ranks globally in third place after the US ($ 5.7 trillion) and China ($ 1.34 trillion).
If there is so much amount, then join the top rich
The Business Today report quoted experts as saying that you will need Rs 1.52 crore to join the club of India’s richest people. However, this entry limit of joining the top 1 percent of the rich is compared to global standards.
💰 Want to be in India’s Top 1%?
You need ₹ 1.52 CR Net Wort in 2025 (Knight Frank Wealth Report). But how dos 🇮🇳 stack up globally?
🇲🇨 Monaco: ₹ 107 Cr
🇨🇠Switzerland: ₹ 71 Cr
🇦🇺 Australia: ₹ 46 Cr
🇺🇸 USA: ₹ 48 Cr
🇸🇬 Singapore: ₹ 43 Cr
🇦🇪 UAE: ₹ 13 Cr
🇧🇷 Brazil:…– Advait Arora (@WeALTENRICH) June 10, 2025
According to Investment Advisor Advait Arora, someone needs an amount of Rs 107 crore to join the top 1% in Monaco, while there will be a need of Rs 71 crore in Switzerland, Rs 71 crore, Rs 48 crore in America and Rs 46 crore in Australia. This cut-off for Singapore is Rs 43 crore, UAE’s Rs 13 crore and Brazil is Rs 3.6 crore.
More rich coming out of these sectors
In India, with a net worth of more than $ 10 million, or more than Rs 87 crore, is kept in HNI category and the number of rich who met this standard has been 85,698. This figure is 3.7% of the total rich worldwide. According to Knight Frank, the credit behind the long list of India’s rich goes from technology to real estate sector. Increasing startups also have a major contribution in this.