The world’s wealthiest investors are becoming more mobile as they plan for additional residences around the world and seek out global opportunities for their assets and businesses.

HSBC’s Global Wealth Hubs: Drivers of Diversification 2025 report shows how wealthy business owners share a global mindset – where national and regional borders are viewed as opportunities rather than obstacles.

The report is based on a survey of high net worth (HNW) and ultra high net worth (UHNW) entrepreneurs about their attitudes towards their wealth and businesses in international markets. It focuses on five key global wealth hubs – each with unique attributes that complement each other:

• US: The US remains a magnet for the world’s wealthy and business owners, ranking equal first in the survey of 23 cited markets for HNW entrepreneurs considering it as a location to establish part or all of their business.
• Hong Kong: Hong Kong ranks top for business owners with multi-residency. It also forms part of the biggest wealth corridor in our research, with 49% of Hong Kong entrepreneurs having an additional residency in mainland China.
• Singapore: Singapore has thrived as an international wealth hub in recent decades, particularly with the region’s entrepreneurs. The Singapore-India wealth corridor is the third largest in our research.
• Switzerland: Switzerland retains its broad appeal across all ages and levels of wealth. It ranks first for entrepreneurs seeking to move their personal wealth to a new location over the next 12 months.
• UK: The UK is home to the largest percentage of multi-resident entrepreneurs surveyed in Western markets and is the most popular location for the oldest and the wealthiest surveyed entrepreneurs considering taking up residency.

Racquel Oden, U.S. Head of International Wealth, Premier, and Global Private Banking, said: “The innovators and entrepreneurs driving the U.S. economy make it an incredibly attractive proposition to everyone else, which explains why we’re seeing a widening of wealth corridors to include investors from all across the world.”

About Global Wealth Hubs: Drivers of Diversification 2025

The findings are based on extensive research conducted by Ipsos UK on behalf of HSBC among 1,798 high net worth business owners with at least US$2m of investable assets. A third (583) were ultra high net worth with a net worth of more than US$100m. The research was conducted online in mainland China, France, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Switzerland, Taiwan, UAE, UK and US. See the report for the full methodology.

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