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New family atop richest in the world list

December 13, 2023

The era of the Walton family’s five-year reign as the world’s wealthiest dynasty has concluded. In the latest 2023 rankings by Bloomberg, the House of Nahyan, the influential rulers of oil-abundant Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, now claims the top spot. This displaces the third-generation heirs of Walmart, who have long held the pinnacle of wealth.

The report underscores the transformative impact of petroleum fortunes on the global business landscape, emphasizing that the three Gulf families featured in Bloomberg’s latest ranking likely possess even greater wealth than the provided “conservative estimates.” According to the report, the Al Nahyans of Abu Dhabi lead the list with a staggering $305 billion, with the United Arab Emirates capital serving as the primary repository of the nation’s oil reserves.

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