This year's report also provides new insights on female wealth holdings. The country overtook Japan with respect to the number of ultra-high net worth (UHNW) individuals in 2009, total wealth in 2011 and the number of millionaires in 2014. Unsurprisingly, China is now clearly established in second place of the world wealth hierarchy. This continues its unbroken run of growth in both total wealth and wealth per adult every year since 2008. The US contributed most to global wealth adding $6.3 trillion and taking its total to $98 trillion. Wealth per adult grew by 3.2%, raising global mean wealth to a record high of $63,100 per adult. During the twelve months to mid-2018, aggregate global wealth rose by $14.0 trillion (4.6%) to a combined total of $317 trillion, outpacing population growth. The ninth edition of the Global wealth report published by the Credit Suisse Research Institute provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date source of information available on global household wealth.
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