Uk Billionaires

At the top of the league this year is UK-born tycoon Jim Ratcliffe, whose wealth is £21.05 billion. Mister Ratcliffe is now £21. 5-bn, up from 15 pounds worth. Last year The Sunday Times says there will be three billion more in the New Year, mostly because of the paper having more details about the businessman's investments, and will add 50m for two super yachts, hotels interests in the New Forest and a large real estate portfolio. 4bn of the total will be in the New Forest.

Ineos' CEO Andy Currie and CFO John Reece divided his fortune, joined Mr Ratcliffe in the top 20 and took a combined £7 billion each in place 16. Jamie Oliver, among others, who is no longer on the shortlist after closing a number of outlets last year, is lagging behind.

Her fortunes leaped by 4. 44 billion on 2017, with her India-based automaker Ashok Leyland and Mumbai-based IndusInd Bank having a particularly prosperous year. Part of its assets consists of two super yachts, investments in hotels in The New Forest and a real estate investment book. Ratcliffe earned his living in the chemical business as a founding member of the Ineos Group.

Hindu Brethren have lost a place after leading the ranking last year. And their fortunes still leaped by 4. 44 billion on 2017 when their India-based automaker Ashok Leyland and Mumbai-based IndusInd Bank will have a particularly prosperous year. Hinduja Group invests in petroleum and natural resources, IT, power, utilities, media, banks, real estate and health care.

The Reuben family has lost a place last year and earned their living with real estate, metal and on-line businesses. Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken, the highest placed lady on the ranking lists, and her man Michel owed their fortune to the Heineken family. You' ve gone up the ranking from number 10 last year.

Out of the 2017 shortlist, they finished 8th. Weston, the Irish-Canadian Weston dynasty, owes its wealth to the grocery and retailing industries. Last year, the whole damn thing was number seven on the roll. They have a 300 hectare estate in Mayfair and Belgravia. Compared to the ninth of the previous year, the birth rate of the whole host families decreased by one place.