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The migration of Indian millionaires is largely driven by a search for a better lifestyle, safer environment, and access to premium health and education services. But cronyism is also a factor.
The world’s wealthiest individuals are increasingly choosing to relocate outside of their home countries. And rich Indians form a significant part of this chunk.
The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024, released by investment migration advisory firm Henley & Partners, has estimated that around 4,300 millionaires could leave India this year. While this is a drop from the 5,100 millionaires who left the country in 2023, the trend of Indian millionaires choosing to settle elsewhere has become increasingly rampant.
Losing millionaires: In 2024, India is poised to witness the third highest migration of millionaires in the world, after China …
Amid an increasing demand for higher education in the Middle East, local universities seem keen to show their mettle.
Frequent portfolio reshuffles and primary market allocations have driven returns. The question is whether this approach can hold up over the long term.
Capital productivity remains below pre-pandemic levels, helping explain why private investment has failed to respond more strongly to the government’s push.
