Investment Migration, Global Development, and the Economic Potential of New Generations
After three to four decades of globalization that brought about new wealth creation, global mobility and a few crises, things are changing and now the world faces the risks of continued armed confrontations, trade wars, political polarization in big countries and policy unpredictability. All these factors are leading to an increase in the insurance value of investment migration that attracts High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWI)({A wealthy person or HNWI is often defined as individuals with investable (liquid) wealth over U$ 1 million (some use a higher threshold of investable wealth of over U$ 3 million), see Solimano (2024).}), professionals, entrepreneurs, and other talented people. Global solutions for this pool of internationally mobile people are, certainly, needed. In addition, new topics are emerging such as the growing portance of the youth as a very relevant actor in the process of wealth accumulation and international mobility, but challenges also exist in this area.
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