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Top 20 Chinese Billionaires Who Have Lost the Most Wealth in 2023

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The Chinese economy is known for its distinctive difficulties and chances. Aging demographics, slumping productivity, shrinking labor force, the U.S. and other nations limiting tech transfer, the real estate market correcting its bubble, high unemployment among the younger generation, corruption, and regulatory alterations can all affect businesses and, hence, the wealth of billionaires. CEOWORLD Magazine features the 20 most significant decreases in the net worth of Chinese billionaires in recent times.

China’s development will not come close to restoring the rapid growth experienced during the period from 1980-2010, when annual growth was close to 10%. This has caused dismay among global leaders and investors, who can no longer rely on China to provide a buffer against economic insecurity.

With that said, below are the Chinese billionaires affected by the myriad of economic factors and how much their net worth has been impacted in 2023.

  1. Zhang Yiming
    Net worth: $42.3 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$12.6 billion
  2. Pang Kang
    Net worth: $9.33 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$7.79 billion
  3. Zhong Shanshan
    Net worth: $61.3 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$6.22 billion
  4. Richard Liu
    Net worth: $8.16 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$5.08 billion
  5. Yang Huiyan
    Net worth: $5.22 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$4.66 billion
  6. Li Shu Fu
    Net worth: $9.92 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$4.49 billion
  7. Jin Baofang
    Net worth: $5.20 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$4.48 billion
  8. Wang Wei
    Net worth: $10.4 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$4.41 billion
  9. Qin Yinglin
    Net worth: $13.6 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$3.84 billion
  10. Lin Jianhua
    Net worth: $5.28 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$3.59 billion
  11. Chen Bang
    Net worth: $9.57 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$3.33 billion
  12. Wu Yajun
    Net worth: $6.39 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$3.21 billion
  13. Wang Xing
    Net worth: $9.74 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.87 billion
  14. Jack Ma
    Net worth: $29.5 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.74 billion
  15. Chen Jianhua
    Net worth: $5.96 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.55 billion
  16. Zhong Huijuan
    Net worth: $6.06 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.35 billion
  17. Li Shuirong
    Net worth: $7.72 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.29 billion
  18. Cao Renxian
    Net worth: $5.10 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.10 billion
  19. Xu Yangtian
    Net worth: $21.5 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$2.01 billion
  20. Wang Chuan-Fu
    Net worth: $18.2 billion
    Year to Date (YTD) Loss:-$1.78 billion

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