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BCG Report: Global Financial Wealth Hits Record High in 2025

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 27
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According to Boston Consulting Group, global financial wealth reached a record US$333 trillion in 2025, representing the fastest growth since 2021. Total net wealth, including real assets, was US$550 trillion. The report noted that Latin America was among the fast-growing regions, while North America and Western Europe trailed the pace of growth.

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The increase in wealth was primarily driven by a 13.2% surge in equities. Furthermore, gold rose approximately 44%, a gain attributed to retail buyers and central banks concerned about currency volatility. The firm framed the year under the theme of a “great reordering” of global money.

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  1. BCG employed Daniel Friedman as global leader of transactions, noting that North America accounted for over half of the aggregate deal value.Sub-event
  2. North America remained leading region for billionaires.Sub-event
  3. BCG reports that the Dominican Republic is a dynamic market within Latin America, involving cross-border wealth.Sub-event
  4. BCG compares regional wealth growth rates in Latin America and North America.1 source

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