Israel Ranks 11th in 2014 Global Wealth Report
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JNS.org – Israel has been ranked 11th in the 2014 Global Wealth Report, composed by the financial services company Allianz and released over the weekend. The report reviews the average financial assets per capita, in euros, across the world’s 20 leading economies.
Switzerland topped the Global Wealth Report with net average financial assets per capita amounting to 146,540 euros ($185,873). The United States ranked second, with 119,570 euros ($151,664), and Belgium ranked third with 78,300 euros ($99,316). Israel’s financial assets per capita was measured at 55,840 euros ($70,828).
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