Business Insider:
If you enjoy peering inside the minds of the world’s super rich, take a spin through the 2012 “Wealth Report.”
Compiled by Citibank, and a property consultancy called Knight Frank, it’s a lengthy analysis based partly on interviews with the super rich. (Definition: people with more than $25 million in investable assets.)
Yes, the report contains musings on why yacht sales are down and the pros and cons of buying a sports franchise. But that’s not the most interesting part.
The study predicts that Singapore — that little Southeast Asian city-state with loads of Type A zeal — will be the world’s richest nation by 2050.
