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The club of multimillionaires keeps growing. In total, it sums 15.1 trillion dollars
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The club of multimillionaires keeps growing. In total, it sums 15.1 trillion dollars

Jornal de Negócios6 September 2026 at 10:00

The world gained almost 300 new multimillionaires with fortunes exceeding one billion euros in 2025, a record in five years. In total, the club of multimillionaires now sums 15.1 trillion dollars, a value that reflects the accelerated growth of global wealth.

The "boom" of artificial intelligence is driving this trend, creating a new class within the very club of multimillionaires. This technology has been a fundamental engine for the exponential increase of fortunes in recent years.

There are already 29 "super-multimillionaires" who occupy the top of this hierarchy, distinguishing themselves from the remaining group of billionaires. These individuals represent the absolute elite of global wealth, accumulating fortunes that far exceed those of the remaining members of the club.

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