Wealthiest People in France (April 24, 2023)

As of April 24, 2023, Barnard Arnault was the wealthiest person in France, with an estimated net worth of 243.7 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Francoise Bettencourt Meyers (No. 2, $95.5 billion), Francois Pinault (No. 3, $41.9 billion); and Gerard Wertheimer  (No. 4, $31.6 billion).

Alain Wertheimer is the fifth-richest person in France, with a whopping $31.6 billion. Emmanuel Besnier ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $22.6 billion, followed by Nicolas Puech with $11.7 billion. Vincent Bollore is placed 8th with a net worth of $10.8 billion. Tanya Saade Zeenny ($9.8 billion) occupied the 9th position among France’s top 10 wealthiest people.

    FRANCE BILLIONAIRES LIST  2023  

1. Barnard Arnault & family: $243.7 billion
2. Francoise Bettencourt Meyers & family: $95.5 billion
3. Francois Pinault & family: $41.9 billion
4. Alain Wertheimer: $31.6 billion
5. Gerard Wertheimer: $31.6 billion
6. Emmanuel Besnier: $22.6 billion
7. Nicolas Puech: $11.7 billion
8. Vincent Bollore & family: $10.8 billion
9. Tanya Saade Zeenny: $9.8 billion
10. Rodolphe Saade & family: $9.8 billion
11. Jacques Saade Jr: $9.8 billion
12. Carrie Perrodo & family: $8.8 billion
13. Laurent Dassault: $8.6 billion
14. Thierry Dassault: $8.6 billion
15. Marie-Helene Habert-Dassault: $8.5 billion
16. Jean-Michel Besnier: $7.9 billion
17. Marie Besnier Beauvalot: $7.9 billion
18. Xsvier Niel: $6.7 billion
19. Alain Merieux & family: $6.6 billion
20. Michel Leclercq & family: $5.1 billion
21. Danielle Bellon & family: $4.9 billion
22. Stephane Bancel: $4.4 billion
23. Patrick Drahi: $4.3 billion
24. Marc Ladreit de Lacharriere: $4.3 billion
25. Charles Edelstenne: $3.3 billion

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