The Billionaires Of New York: Richest People In New York, 2018
With iconic cultural and business hubs such as Times Square, Wall Street, and Fifth Avenue, the Big Apple has long been the top playground for the world’s super-rich. This year 72 New Yorkers made the CEOWORLD magazine’s rich list index. The usual suspects are here, with Michael Bloomberg, Rupert Murdoch, David Koch, and George Soros, all making news this year.
With a personal wealth of 50.4 billion, a trained chemical engineer with a master’s degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), David Koch is the richest person in New York, 2018. The founder and CEO of Bloomberg, L.P., Michael Bloomberg ($46.2 Billion Net Worth) ranked number two on the list of “The Richest People In New York, 2018,” followed by Jim Simons ($20 Billion Net Worth), Rupert Murdoch ($18.9 Billion Net Worth), and Len Blavatnik ($16.6 Billion Net Worth).
The Billionaires Of New York: Richest People In New York, 2018:
| Rank | Name | Total Net Worth | Age | source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | David Koch | $50.4 Billion | 78 | Koch Industries |
| 2 | Michael Bloomberg | $46.2 Billion | 76 | Bloomberg LP |
| 3 | Jim Simons | $20 Billion | 80 | hedge funds |
| 4 | Rupert Murdoch & family | $18.9 Billion | 87 | newspapers, TV network |
| 5 | Carl Icahn | $17.4 Billion | 61 | diversified |
| 6 | Len Blavatnik | $16.6 Billion | 82 | investments |
| 7 | Leonard Lauder | $13.8 Billion | 71 | investments |
| 8 | Stephen Schwarzman | $13.3 Billion | 81 | Estee Lauder |
| 9 | Donald Newhouse | $11.7 Billion | 89 | media |
| 10 | Ronald Perelman | $9.3 Billion | 75 | leveraged buyouts |
| 11 | George Soros | $8.3 Billion | 88 | hedge funds |
| 12 | Stephen Ross | $7.6 Billion | 78 | real estate |
| 13 | Ralph Lauren | $6.8 Billion | 79 | Ralph Lauren |
| 14 | Leon Black | $6.4 Billion | 67 | private equity |
| 15 | David Shaw | $6.3 Billion | 67 | hedge funds |
| 16 | John Paulson | $6.2 Billion | 61 | media, automotive |
| 17 | James Chambers | $6.2 Billion | 62 | hedge funds |
| 18 | Katharine Rayner | $6.2 Billion | 73 | media, automotive |
| 19 | Margaretta Taylor | $6.2 Billion | 76 | media, automotive |
| 20 | Israel Englander | $6 Billion | 70 | hedge funds |
| 21 | Richard LeFrak & family | $5.9 Billion | 73 | real estate |
| 22 | Valerie Mars | $6 Billion | 59 | candy, pet food |
| 23 | Henry Kravis | $5.8 Billion | 74 | private equity |
| 24 | Charles Dolan & family | $5.7 Billion | 92 | cable television |
| 25 | David Siegel | $5.5 Billion | 57 | hedge funds |
| 26 | Bruce Kovner | $5.2 Billion | 73 | hedge funds |
| 27 | Sheldon Solow | $5.2 Billion | 90 | real estate |
| 28 | Stanley Druckenmiller | $4.8 Billion | 65 | hedge funds |
| 29 | Leonard Stern | $4.8 Billion | 80 | real estate |
| 30 | Daniel Ziff | $4.8 Billion | 46 | investments |
| 31 | Robert Ziff | $4.8 Billion | 52 | investments |
| 32 | Julian Robertson, Jr. | $4.3 Billion | 86 | hedge funds |
| 33 | Jeff Sutton | $4.3 Billion | 58 | real estate |
| 34 | Jeremy Jacobs, Sr. | $4.2 Billion | 78 | food service |
| 35 | Ben Ashkenazy | $4 Billion | 49 | real estate |
| 36 | Jerry Speyer | $4 Billion | 78 | real estate |
| 37 | Ronald Lauder | $3.9 Billion | 74 | Estee Lauder |
| 38 | Alejandro Santo Domingo | $3.9 Billion | 41 | beer |
| 39 | Andres Santo Domingo | $3.9 Billion | 40 | beer |
| 40 | Ira Rennert | $3.8 Billion | 84 | investments |
| 41 | Joshua Harris | $3.7 Billion | 53 | private equity |
| 42 | Ken Langone | $3.7 Billion | 83 | investments |
| 43 | Barry Diller | $3.6 Billion | 76 | online media |
| 44 | Charles Cohen | $3.4 Billion | 66 | real estate |
| 45 | Allan Goldman | $3.3 Billion | 75 | real estate |
| 46 | Jane Goldman | $3.3 Billion | 63 | real estate |
| 47 | Amy Goldman Fowler | $3.3 Billion | 64 | real estate |
| 48 | Diane Kemper | $3.3 Billion | 73 | real estate |
| 49 | Marc Rowan | $3.2 Billion | 56 | private equity |
| 50 | Paul Singer | $3.2 Billion | 74 | hedge funds |
| 51 | Jon Stryker | $3.2 Billion | 60 | medical equipment |
| 52 | John Catsimatidis | $3.1 Billion | 70 | oil, real estate |
| 53 | Daniel Loeb | $3.1 Billion | 56 | hedge funds |
| 54 | Daniel Och | $3.1 Billion | 57 | hedge funds |
| 55 | Richard Sands | $3.1 Billion | 67 | Food & Beverage |
| 56 | Robert Sands | $3.1 Billion | 60 | Food & Beverage |
| 57 | Don Vultaggio & family | $3.1 Billion | 66 | AriZona Beverages |
| 58 | Jonathan Gray | $2.9 Billion | 48 | investments |
| 59 | Jane Lauder | $2.9 Billion | 45 | cosmetics |
| 60 | Mortimer Zuckerman | $2.9 Billion | 81 | real estate, media |
| 61 | Chase Coleman, III. | $2.7 Billion | 43 | hedge fund |
| 62 | Noam Gottesman | $2.7 Billion | 57 | hedge funds |
| 63 | Thomas Secunda | $2.7 Billion | 64 | Bloomberg LP |
| 64 | David Gottesman | $2.4 Billion | 92 | investments |
| 65 | Vincent Viola | $2.4 Billion | 62 | electronic trading |
| 66 | David Walentas | $2.4 Billion | 80 | real estate |
| 67 | Ron Baron | $2.3 Billion | 75 | money management |
| 68 | Stewart Rahr | $2.3 Billion | 72 | drug distribution |
| 69 | James Dinan | $2.2 Billion | 59 | hedge funds |
| 70 | Aerin Lauder | $2.2 Billion | 48 | cosmetics |
| 71 | Glenn Dubin | $2.1 Billion | 61 | hedge funds |
| 72 | John Farber | $2.1 Billion | 93 | chemicals |
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