Where the Ultra-Wealthy Are Investing Right Now | TIGER 21 Founder in Henley & Partners Centi-Millionaire Report 

The ultra-high-net-worth are making bold moves, and TIGER 21 Founder and Chairman Michael Sonnenfeldt recently revealed where they are placing their bets in his bylined article in the Henley & Partners Centi-Millionaire Report. Based on TIGER 21’s Q2 2024 Member Asset Allocation Report, the shift is clear: private assets are taking center stage, while public equities see growing concentration in indexes and ETFs. 

TIGER 21 Members—collectively managing over USD 165 billion in personal assets—are not simply focused on preserving wealth but also tapping into the power of collective wisdom and experience to identify new growth opportunities. What’s more, TIGER 21 is attracting younger Members in their 30s and 40s, as wealth creation at an early age is becoming more common than ever. 

Michael also highlights the ongoing artificial intelligence revolution, which has opened new doors for investors in the public markets. Over the past year, TIGER 21 Members’ interest in public equities has risen by 3%, largely driven by the growth of key tech stocks, including Members’ investment in NVIDIA. 

Despite economic uncertainties, TIGER 21 Members remain optimistic, with 76% of their portfolios invested in real estate, private equity, and public equity. This forward-looking approach reflects their confidence in leveraging entrepreneurial backgrounds to spot the next big venture. Within private equity, venture capital is seen as having the highest growth potential, and Members are eager to invest directly in groundbreaking businesses of tomorrow that align with their expertise. 

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