Currently serving as one of the members of the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation, Abigail Johnson is an American businesswoman with an estimated net worth of $17.2 billion as of July 2019.

American businessman Donald L. Bren has an estimated net worth of $17.2 billion as of July 2019. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Board and sole owner of Irvine Company, a real estate investment company currently based in the U.S.

Russian and Azerbaijani businessman Vagit Alekperov has an estimated net worth of $17.2 billion in July 2019. Currently, he serves as the President of LUKOIL, a leading oil company in Russia.

Alisher Usmanov’s fortune is valued at $17.2 billion in July 2019. Usmanov was not best pleased as the chance of controlling Arsenal football club slipped from under his nose to rival investor Stan Kroenke in April. Nevertheless, his unhappiness can be tempered by the increase in net worth the tycoon has enjoyed in the past year. He is easily the Rich List’s highest riser in terms of wealth this year. Usmanov intends to hold on to his 27% stake in Arsenal, worth £196m, and will remain a visitor to the corporate box that his investment vehicle, Red and White, keeps at the Emirates stadium in north London. “My love for Arsenal is like that of a man for a woman,” he has said. “It is not something you can sell.” Unlike shares in Metalloinvest, Russia’s largest iron ore producer, in which Usmanov, 57, holds a 45% stake. He wants to list Metalloinvest in London this year, valuing the operation at up to £13 billion.

Thai Chinese businessman Dhanin Chearavanont has an estimated net worth of $17.3 billion as of January 2016, according to Forbes. As of 2013, he is considered as the wealthiest man in Malaysia as well as in the whole of Southeast Asia.

Charlene de Carvalho is the daughter of the Dutch brewer’s former boss, the late Freddy Heineken, and she has an estimated net worth of $17.3 billion in July 2019. He died in 2002, leaving his fortune to his daughter, who lives in London and Switzerland with her banker husband, Michel, 66. She Inherited 25% stake in the Dutch brewer Heineken.The company has more than 170 premium brands in more than 65 countries. Mother of 5, studied law at the University of Leiden. Enjoys photography, music and architecture. She is also a member of St. Moritz’s elite Corviglia Ski Club. A delegate member of Heineken’s board of directors; her husband, investment banker Michel de Carvalho, sits on the supervisory board.

Malaysian business Robert Kuok has an estimated net worth of $17.3 billion in May 2019. In 2012, he was named by Forbes as Malaysia’s richest man. Since 2002, he has been considered as one of the wealthiest men across Southeast Asia.

James Ratcliffe is a former chemical engineer and the current chairman and CEO of Ineos who has an estimated net worth of $17.4 billion as of July 2019. He is the 33rd richest person in the United Kingdom and is ranked 1268th in the list of World Billionaires according to Forbes.

Japanese businessman Masayoshi Son has an estimated net worth of $17.7 billion as of May 2019. In addition to being the chairman of the Sprint Corporation, Masayoshi Son is known to be the current chief executive officer of SoftBank Mobile and Softbank, which he also founded. A well known philanthropist, Masayoshi Son is now considered Japan’s second richest man.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum has an estimated net worth of $18 billion as of 2008 according to Forbes. He is the Prime Minister and Vice President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the constitutional monarch of Dubai. He acceded into the position when he succeeded his elder brother Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum since January 2006. Born on July 22, 1949 in Dubai, Trucial States, he is the third of Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum’s four sons. He was privately tutored in Arabic and Islamic studies since the age of four. He began his formal education in 1955 at Al Ahmedia School. He moved to Al Shaab School at the age of ten. Two years later, he went to Dubai Secondary School. He attended the Bell Educational Trust’s English Language School in the United Kingdom in 1966.