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Henley & Partners names Italy among competitive global wealth destinations

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Henley & Partners released a new report ranking countries based on 'wealth mobility,' noting that nations are increasingly competing to attract internationally mobile millionaires. The report highlighted Italy, Portugal, Greece, and Switzerland as particularly competitive destinations. Singapore scored 79.5 out of 100, while New Zealand scored 75.8.

From theglobeandmail.com

Why it matters

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The ranking factors in criteria such as taxes, quality of life, political stability, and the ease with which wealthy foreigners can gain residency. This indicates that countries are actively competing to secure wealthy residents and their capital.

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Who's involved

  • Henley & PartnersGlobal citizenship and residence advisory firm that produced the ranking.
  • ItalyCountry highlighted as a competitive destination for wealthy individuals.
  • GreeceCountry listed among the destinations highlighted as particularly competitive.
  • PortugalCountry listed among the destinations highlighted as particularly competitive.

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  • NuburuSpeculative

    Nuburu might see increased foreign investment and market confidence in Italy.

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