Altrata

Euromoney Institutional Investor began an acquisition strategy in 2018 to build a people-intelligence data business, bringing together five products: BoardEx, Boardroom Insiders, RelSci, WealthEngine, and Wealth-X. On May 18, 2022, Euromoney People Intelligence, one of its divisional pillars, rebranded as Altrata, positioning itself as a global partner delivering data and intelligence on the people most impactful to its clients’ success.⁠[1][1][1]

At the rebrand, Altrata said it had more than 100 million profiles of global decision makers, business leaders, and wealthy individuals and more than 4 million company profiles, with a research team of more than 400 people based in seven countries; CEO James Lavell had reported that April a roster of about 3,300 clients, a 93% net renewal rate, and 96% of revenue from subscriptions. Altrata was at the time a registered trademark of the Euromoney Group.⁠[1][1][1][1][1][1][1]

On September 28, 2022, Altrata announced an expansion of the Wealth-X wealth database, adding or enhancing more than 2 million profiles, focused on very high net worth (VHNW) individuals worth $5 million to $30 million and ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals worth more than $30 million, with details on investments, connections, career history, donations, and private foundations; around the same time it appointed Keya Hammond as Chief Innovation Officer.⁠[2][2][2]

On June 23, 2026, Altrata released the World Ultra Wealth Report 2026, the 14th edition of its annual report on the ultra wealthy. Defining ultra high net worth individuals as those with a net worth above $30 million, the report estimated that the global UHNW population grew 14.4% in 2025 to a record 556,850, its second consecutive year of double-digit growth and the strongest annual growth since 2017; over the past two years the population grew by almost 30%, adding more than 120,000 people. The group’s combined net worth was $63.8 trillion, of which about $26 trillion was investable assets, roughly 10% of the global investable asset stock.⁠[3][3][4][3][3][3]

The estimates are based on Altrata’s proprietary Wealth and Investable Assets Model, covering the top 70 economies, which account for 98% of world GDP, and using residency to determine an individual’s location. By region, North America’s UHNW population grew 15% to 224,470, including the United States, up 15% to 206,880 and home to 37% of the global total; Asia grew 15.8% to 141,890; and New York remained the leading UHNW city with almost 24,000. The report also estimated that the ultra wealthy make up just 1.1% of the world’s millionaires but hold 32% of their wealth, and that the population has grown by a cumulative 255% since 2004.⁠[5][5][6][4][4][4][4][4][4]

Altrata forecast that the global UHNW population would reach 746,570 by 2030, with combined wealth of $85 trillion, and that the share of women, 12% globally, would rise to 19% by 2040. Paul Sutton, the company’s Vice President of Sales, said the population was more geographically dispersed and more entrepreneurially driven than before.⁠[3][3][7][7]

On August 27, 2026, Altrata released the 13th edition of its Billionaire Census, estimating that the global billionaire population grew 8.2% in 2025 to 3,795, the strongest growth in five years, and that total billionaire wealth rose 12.8% to a record $15.1 trillion. The AI investment boom was a major driving force behind this growth.⁠[8][8][8][8]

On October 15, 2026, Altrata released the eighth edition of High Net Worth Philanthropy, estimating that the world’s ultra wealthy gave $250 billion to philanthropy in 2025, up 32% from 2022 and equal to 38% of global giving by individuals; North America’s ultra wealthy gave $115 billion, 46% of the global UHNW total.⁠[9][9][9][9][9]

As of October 2026, Altrata’s products include BoardEx, BoardRoom Insiders, WealthEngine, Wealth-X, and RelSci, offering people and company data, relationship mapping, predictive analytics, and access options such as a Salesforce app; clients use them for client acquisition and marketing, dealmaking and private equity, fundraising, research and data modeling, executive search, and risk mitigation and know-your-customer (KYC) checks. Its data covers more than 100 million people profiles, 4 million companies, and more than 4 billion connections.⁠[10][10][11][11][11][11]

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