19 April 2023
Under the Radar: Millionaires with a plan - Henley & Partners on where the wealthy is moving to and what this means for Asia in its bid to attract family offices
Ever wondered where all the millionaires are right now? And where they intend to migrate to in the near term?
Well, that’s what we are going to talk about today with UK-based consultancy firm Henley & Partners.
The company is a global leader in residence and citizenship by investment, with over 40 offices worldwide. It also runs a leading government advisory practice that has raised more than US$10 billion in foreign direct investment.
What’s interesting is that Henley & Partners said its business grew 25% last year and another 35% the year before.
Meanwhile in its “USA Wealth Report”, the company said the number of Americans enquiring about citizenship investments and residency options has risen over four-fold since 2019.
But where are wealthy Americans moving to? What does this mean for the consultancy firm as well as or Asia as the region tries to attract family offices to set up shop?
On Under the Radar, Drive Time’s finance presenter Chua Tian Tian sat down with Scott Moore, Managing Director, Henley & Partners for more.

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17 October 2022
Market View: Millionaires - where are they now?
Did you know that Singapore is the fifth richest city in the world and the second-wealthiest in Asia with nearly 250,000 millionaires? Well, according to a report by London-based investment migration firm Henley & Partners, that number is set to get even higher with the country set to get 2,800 more High-Net-Worth Individuals this year. The report also added that the country could see more of such individuals migrating over to set up family offices and headquarters. So why is this the case? What are some millionaire migration trends and how much money are they bringing with them? On Market View, Prime Time's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian spoke with Scott Moore, Managing Director at Henley & Partners to find out more.

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