(Boursier.com) – The Swiss economic magazine Bilan ‘has just unveiled the ranking of the 300 richest people in Switzerland. Not surprisingly, some French, expatriate tax more or less recent date, pointing in a good position in the ranking. These 49 French exiles in Switzerland share a heritage of 45 billion euros. While the family of Ikea founder remains the richest in Switzerland, 28 Swiss and foreign families enter the fortunes of the category with a value greater than 4 MdsE.
Three French among the ultra- Rich
Three French families in this configuration heritage … In this circle, we find Gerard Wertheimer, owner with his brother Alain Chanel group. With a fortune estimated between 7.5 and 8.3 MdsE, it precedes the classification, Patrick Drahi, head of Altice and Numericable that just offer SFR, Virgin Mobile, Liberation and now has views of Bouygues Telecom. The businessman actually lives in Switzerland since 1999, where he has a fortune estimated between 6.7 and 7.5 MdsE. Castel family, former owner of Saint-Yorre brands, Thonon, Vichy, Cristaline, Senior Coca-Cola in Africa and owner in Bordeaux Chateaux, re-enters the circle of the wealthy French Switzerland.
New entrants the charts
So far four French are emerging Results: Monique Roosmale the nephew, sister of Robert-Louis Dreyfus (830 million euros to 1.25 MoE) ;dropoff window Marina Picasso, granddaughter of the painter (also 830 ME 1.25 MoE); shoemaker Martin Michaeli, owner of Mephisto (750-830 ME); and Daniel Amar family, known in the field of commercial distribution (330-415 ME). Among indebted French ISF and chose the tax exile, Switzerland remains the preferred home ground 20% of them, followed by Belgium (17%) and the UK (14 %).
Ingvar Kamprad in an armchair
The richest foreign family in Switzerland remains with the Swedish Ingvar Kamprad. If the founder of the famous brand Ikea furniture returned to live in his native country, his three son in Switzerland have a fortune estimated between 35-36 MdsE. Recall that the ultra-rich 211.000 of the planet hold 13% of global wealth. Their wealth increased by 6% in 2014 and their assets grew by 7%. It reached 30.000 billion, twice the GDP of the United States …
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