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Allianz Global Wealth Report 2026

A double-edged code – How AI is reshaping the global wealth landscape

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Executive summary

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Financial assets: 2025 sets a fresh record

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Liabilities: Borrowing remains subdued

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Real estate: A hesitant recovery

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Distribution: New wealth, old divides

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