The unexpected result of the British referendum was to leave the European Union. The financial market was instantly hit by a hurricane, and the European stock market suffered a collapse. However, the biggest loser in the decision to leave the European Union was the British. Billionaire. [Oxford Cloth]
The British stock market fell nearly 3% on Friday (June 24). This was undoubtedly a bad day. But looking at the entire European stock market, British stocks were actually the best-performing European stock market on Friday.
But there are even worse “losers” than European stock markets – British billionaires.
According to reports, the 15 richest people in the UK lost $5.5 billion in cumulative wealth on Friday following the Brexit result.
According to the “Bloomberg Billionaires Index” (Bloomberg Billionaires Index), Britain’s richest man, Gerald Grosvenor, lost US$1 billion, the most severe loss. Followed by British retail tycoon Philip Green, London property tycoon Charles Cadogan and fund management company Schroders Plc. Major shareholder Bruno Schroder. 【600D Oxford cloth】
In addition, the stock prices of listed companies owned by Li Ka-shing, who was previously said to be “buying Britain”, plummeted. Li Ka-shing’s assets shrank by US$1.1 billion, equivalent to approximately 7.3 billion yuan.
Bloomberg Global Rich List’s Asset Changes on the Day (USD) According to Bloomberg’s Global Rich List, as of June 24 Affected by the result of the British referendum to leave the European Union, the total value of the entire world’s millionaire list evaporated by 99 billion US dollars that day.
Li Ka-shing’s assets have shrunk by US$1.1 billion. Others worse off include Bill Gates (US$2.4 billion) and Buffett (US$2.3 billion). USD) and Mexican telecom tycoon Bezos (USD 1.6 billion).
Overall, Li Ka-shing’s ranking on the global rich list has not changed, still ranking 24th.
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