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IS CANADA, GERMANY, SPAIN AND FRANCE NEXT:<br>Bloomberg Billionaires Index.—Over the past two years, UK-based billionaires and ultra-high-net-worth individuals have removed or loosened ties representing roughly $160 billion in collective wealth<br><br>The $160 billion leaving the UK exceeds the combined fortune of the billionaires who have chosen to remain in the country<br><br>According to data from New World Wealth, the UK lost roughly a quarter of its billionaire population (about 18 individuals) over a two-year span, alongside over 10,800 millionaires in 2024 alone<br><br>Notable Departures: High-profile movers include steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal (who moved to Switzerland and Dubai), tech founder Guillaume Pousaz, and real estate developers Ian and Richard Livingstone. <br><br><br>BBC—SHOCKING—BREAKING—Chris Rokos: UK&#39;s third-biggest taxpayer (£330 million in tax last year) to leave for Greece— <br><br>By Raphael Sheridanand, Mitchell Labiak,Business reporters. Published- 9/8/26<br><br>“Chris Rokos: The hedge fund billionaire paid £330 million in tax last year and is now setting up an office in Athens.<br><br>Greece: The country offers a simple yearly tax of €100,000 on all foreign income for wealthy new residents.<br><br>UK Tax Fears: His move comes amid worries over new wealth taxes and changes to the UK non-dom tax rule”<br><br>OTHER WEALTHY DEPARTURES FROM THE UK :<br><br>Guillaume Pousaz: The Check out founder moved away from the UK after recent tax overhauls.<br>Nassef Sawiris: Egypt&#39;s second-richest man relocated his residency in response to the UK&#39;s non-dom changes.<br><br> Thor Björgólfsson: The Icelandic investor shifted his tax residency from the UK to Italy.