List of British billionaires by net worth

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This is a list of British billionaires by net worth, based on an annual assessment of wealth and assets compiled by Bloomberg , [1] The Sunday Times, [2] and by Forbes magazine. [3] The lists are incomplete.

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2024 British billionaire list by Forbes magazine

Date: 13th December 2024 [4]

World rankNameNet worth (USD)Source of wealth
107 Michael Platt 18.0 billion BlueCrest Capital Management
140 Jim Ratcliffe 15.9 billion Ineos
169 James Dyson 13.4 billion Dyson
250 Alexander Gerko 10.3 billion XTX Markets
257 Denise Coates 10.0 billion bet365
281 Christopher Hohn 9.5 billion The Children’s Investment Fund
283 Simon Reuben 9.4 billion Reuben Brothers
David Reuben 9.4 billion Reuben Brothers
362 Nik Storonsky 7.9 billion Revolut
380 Anthony Bamford 7.7 billion J.C. Bamford Excavators
519 Joe Lewis 6.3 billion Tavistock Group
578 Clive Calder 5.7 billion Jive Records
636 John Reece 5.3 billion Ineos
Andrew Currie 5.3 billion Ineos
740 Ian Livingstone 4.6 billion London & Regional Properties
Richard Livingstone 4.6 billion London & Regional Properties
John Coates 4.6 billion bet365
782 Michael Ashley 4.6 billion Frasers Group
898 Alan Howard 3.9 billion Brevan Howard
1014 Laurence Graff & family3.4 billion Graff Diamonds

2020 British billionaire list by Bloomberg Billionaires Index

World rankNameNet worth (USD)Source of wealth
54 Sir James Dyson 27.3 billionConsumer
61 Sir Jim Ratcliffe 25 billionIndustrial
91 Hinduja family 15 billionDiversified
171 Duke of Westminster 13.2 billionReal Estate
242 Michael Platt 9.91 billionFinance
247 Denise Coates 9.75 billionGambling
288 Lord Bamford & family 8.73 billionIndustrial
330 Sir Richard Branson 7.9 billionDiversified
339 Andrew Currie 7.7 billionIndustrial
340 John Reece 7.65 billion
367 Earl Cadogan 7.09 billionReal Estate
398 Joe Lewis 6.64 billionDiversified
410 Simon Reuben 6.43 billion
411 David Reuben 6.43 billion
448 Laurence Graff 6.04 billionConsumer
481 Clive Calder 5.65 billionEntertainment
497 Tom Morris 5.51 billionRetail

2019 British billionaire list by The Sunday Times

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Net worth (GBP)Source of wealth
Hinduja family 22 billionIndustry and finance
Jim Ratcliffe 18.2 billionChemicals
Leonard Blavatnik 14.4 billionInvestment, music and media
James Dyson and family12.6 billionHousehold goods and technology
Kirsten Rausing and Jorn Rausing 12.3 billionInheritance and investment
Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken 12 billionInheritance, brewing and banking
Alisher Usmanov 11.3 billionMining and investment
Roman Abramovich 11.2 billionOil and industry
Mikhail Fridman 10.9 billionIndustry

2017 British billionaires list by Forbes magazine

World rankNameNet worth (USD)Source of wealth
18 Jim Ratcliffe 32.0 billionoil and chemicals
64 Hinduja family 19.8 billiondiversified
65 David and Simon Reuben 15.3 billioninvestments, real estate
250 Ian and Richard Livingstone 5.8 billionreal estate
269 Joe Lewis 5.6 billioninvestments
315 Bruno Schroder 5.1 billionbanking
324 David and Frederick Barclay 5.0 billionmedia, retail
324 Richard Branson 5.1 billionVirgin Group Ltd
339 Philip and Tina Green 4.8 billionfashion retail
359 Laurence Graff 4.6 billiondiamond jewellery
367 Clive Calder 4.5 billionrecord label
367 Michael Platt 4.5 billionhedge funds
414 James Dyson 4.2 billionvacuums
522 Denise Coates 3.6 billiononline gambling
660 Andrew Currie 3.0 billionchemicals
660 John Reece 3.0 billionchemicals
693 Anthony Bamford 2.9 billionconstruction equipment
693 Bernie Ecclestone 2.9 billionFormula One
717 Peter Hargreaves 2.8 billionfinancial services
782 Michael Ashley 2.6 billionsports retailing
782 Robert Miller 2.6 billionretail
867 Sunil Vaswani 2.4 billiondiversified
896 Bernard Lewis 2.3 billionfashion retailer
896 Farhad Moshiri 2.3 billiondiversified
939 John Caudwell 2.2 billionmobile phones
973 Christopher Hohn 2.1 billionhedge fund
1030 Maritsa Lazari 2.0 billionreal estate
1030 Tom Morris 2.0 billionretail
1098 Eddie and Sol Zakay 1.9 billionreal estate
1161 John Coates 1.8 billiononline gambling
1161 Mark Coombs 1.8 billionfinance
1161 Stephen Rubin 1.8 billionsports apparel
1290 Lord Ashcroft 1.6 billionsecurity
1376 Charles Dunstone 1.5 billionmobile phones
1376 David Harding 1.5 billionfinance
1376 Anthony Langley 1.5 billionmanufacturing
1376 Hilton Schlosberg 1.5 billionenergy drinks
1376 Ian Wood 1.5 billionenergy services
1468 Alex Beard 1.4 billionmining, commodities
1468 Richard Desmond 1.4 billionpublishing
1468 Alan Howard 1.4 billionhedge funds
1468 John Whittaker 1.4 billionreal estate
1567 Jasminder Singh 1.3 billionhotels
1678 Raghuvinder Kataria 1.2 billiondiversified
1795 Ayman Asfari 1.1 billionoil services
1795 Arnold Clark 1.1 billionArnold Clark Automobiles
1795 Mark Dixon 1.1 billionoffice real estate
1795 Mohammed Ibrahim 1.1 billioncommunications
1795 Kenneth Lo 1.1 billiontextiles
1940 John Bloor 1.0 billionreal estate, manufacturing
1940 Saket Burman 1.0 billionconsumer goods
1940 Philip Day 1.0 billionclothing retail
1940 David McMurtry 1.0 billionmanufacturing
1940 Simon Nixon 1.0 billionprice comparison website

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