More than 40% mainland wealthy people benefit from a a-share rally against the city's rise

BEIJING, June 17, according to the Hong Kong "Wen Wei Po" reported that after the financial tsunami, the world's rich people have lost heavy, the wealth of evaporation. However, a recent survey shows that the mainland well-off tenants benefited from a a a strong rebound in the recent and diversified asset allocation, but the property market is rising trend.　　In the past six months, the net worth of three-fourths (over 70%) of the affluent people surveyed has not decreased, with 46% of the well-off tenants approaching and exceeding 25% per cent. The survey found that since the financial turmoil in the fourth quarter of last year, the wealth of the world's richest people has shrunk, but the vast majority of the mainland's rich are not growing, the best performing city in seven surveyed regions, of which 29% of them said wealth was "no big change" and 34% said wealth had increased nearly 25%,12% Says wealth has grown more than 25%. Only 25% per cent have lost some of their wealth over the past six months, with the highest loss ratios in the seven regions but rich people in other parts of the Asia-Pacific region have suffered varying degrees of loss, with 56% of the wealthy in Singapore having lost wealth and the most in the market. The second was Taiwan, where 51% well-off tenants suffered losses.　　In Australia, India, Japan and Malaysia respectively, 49%, 44%, 44% and 36% of the well-off tenants recorded a decrease in net asset value. Analysts say the shares have rebounded 58% per cent in the last six months, although the bank did not investigate the number of mainland well-off tenants directly benefiting from the stock market, but believed the wealth growth of these well-off tenants "has a certain relationship". In addition, she pointed out that the diversification of the assets of the mainland well-off tenants, dispersed in the deposits, the stock market, the property market, bonds, funds and other combinations, is also one of the major reasons for their wealth against the market increase.