The financial crisis has been felt around the world and caught the number and volume of large fortunes, but in 2009 the number of high net worth and wealth returned to levels similar to those of a couple of years. However, still wary of the economic recovery and remain wary of investing and have opted for geographical diversification. The number of people with large fortunes, more than a million dollars, excluding primary residence and consumables-grew 17% last year in the world and 12.5% \u200b\u200bin Spain, where 143,000 people reached.
The increase in market capitalization in our country, together with the lowering of interest rates was the main motive driving the growth of 16,000 people the number of high net worth individuals (HNWI, an acronym in English). The rise in the total value of the stock offset the effect of economic contraction and falling house prices suffered last year. Spain is the twelfth in the global ranking of countries in the world with the greatest number of high net worth individuals and their development is in line with the average Europe.
According to the annual report on wealth in the world prepared by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini, the number of HNWIs in the world rebounded in 2009 to stand at 10 million people and their wealth increased by 18.9% to 39 trillion dollars. Moreover, the number of very high net worth individuals (ultra-HNWIs), ie, people with minimum investment assets of $ 30 million increased by 19.4% in 2009.
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