Where Global Wealth Settles, Peer Insight Leads: TIGER 21 in Nikkei Asia 

For the world’s wealthiest, finding the right place to relocate to for a business or legacy planning is often top of mind. But it’s not just about where you live, it’s about who you learn from.  

In a feature by Momoe Ban for Nikkei Asia, the U.S. and U.A.E. are highlighted as top destinations for affluent immigrants, many arriving not only for financial opportunity but for safety, education, and the rule of law. Despite global instability and shifting political climates, the search for security and long-term opportunity remains constant.  

TIGER 21 was featured as a trusted resource for successful individuals facing similar situations, providing Members more than financial insights. TIGER 21 Founder and Chairman Michael Sonnenfeldt spoke to this shift: “Having a second country passport among TIGER 21 Members has got to be at an all-time high.” 

For TIGER 21’s global network of 1,650+ Members, each with $20 million USD or more in investable assets, the focus is not only on location, but on preparation. 

Members come to TIGER 21 to exchange insights on investment strategies, succession, legacy, and life planning in an increasingly complex world. As Michael explained, education is just as crucial as security, and at TIGER 21, both are embedded in the power of peer learning.

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