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BEIRUT, March 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Wealth-X, the ultra high net worth (UHNW) business development solution for Global Private Banks, Luxury Brands, Educational Institutions and Non-Profits, has released a statistical profile of the average Middle Eastern ultra high net worth individual (UHNWI) based on proprietary demographic and wealth indicators.
For most ultra high net worth individuals (UHNWIs) in the Middle East, the oil sector is not the source of their wealth.
"The typical Middle Eastern UHNWI is not an oil baron," noted Wealth-X Director of Business Development, Middle East and Africa, Michel Nassif. "He or she is most likely to represent the finance and banking sector or an industrial conglomerate."
Wealth-X has developed a profile of the average Middle Eastern UHNWI. He is married, 56 years old and self-made with an average net worth of US$151 million and liquid assets of US$46 million. Collectively, Middle Eastern UHNWIs own US$26 billion worth of luxury assets, ranging from private aircraft to art and other collectibles. On average, Middle Eastern UHNWIs each own US$5.7 million worth of luxury assets.
Although 55% of the total UHNW population in the Middle East are self-made individuals, 14% of Middle Eastern UHNWIs inherited their wealth and 31% have built upon their inherited wealth. Gender representation is skewed with female UHNWIs at 6% of the UHNW population.
Wealth-X CEO, Mykolas D. Rambus added, "With an average liquidity higher than that of the average US UHNWI, there is considerable room for greater luxury spend by Middle Eastern UHNWIs. Our analysis shows that wealth creation is largely concentrated in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, with a new generation of increasingly younger male and female UHNWIs emerging. Understanding the UHNW population in these three countries is vital for institutions and professionals who seek to expand their businesses in the region."
For the full profile, please visit: http://www.wealthx.com/articles/2013/statistical-profile-of-the-middle-eastern-uhnwi
About Wealth-X
Wealth-X provides detailed intelligence on ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals globally. The firm's Wealth-X Professional solution is the standard for banking, marketing and not-for-profit professionals working with the ultra affluent. Wealth-X is headquartered in Singapore with offices in all major financial centres.
For more information about Wealth-X, please visit: www.wealthx.com
SOURCE Wealth-X
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