Yesterday the wealthiest lost $ 70 billion

30.06.2015 / 23:42

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400 of the richest people in the world have lost a total of $ 70 billion on Monday as equity markets around the world have obeyed the fears about Greece.

Loss for each of the 400 billionaires amounts to an average of $ 175 million.
The collective decline of billionaires is more than 1.5%. The total loss is more than the market capitalization of Ford Motor Co
Ameniko Ortega is among the richest people in the world had the largest drop, losing 2.2 billion per day, 3.2% decline. Ortega is the richest man in Europe and the second richest man in the world with $ 69.2 billion. American investor Warren Buffett is the third richest person in the world with $ 67.1 billion and it lost $ 1.6 billion. Bill Gates, richest man on the planet, lost $ 1.4 billion, 1.7% decline. 400 richest people in the world control the combined $ 4.2 trillion, almost $ 400 billion more than the GDP of Germany.

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Yesterday the wealthiest lost $ 70 billion

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