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Richest Billionaire Investors In The World, 2024

Warren Buffett Profile

As of March 20, 2024, with a net worth of $135 billion, Warren Buffett is the richest billionaire investor in the world, according to the CEOWORLD magazine’s Billionaire Investors Report. After Buffett is Stephen Schwarzman (net worth: $38.2 billion), other billionaire investors with some of the largest net worths include Ken Griffin (net worth: $36.4 billion), Jim Simons (net worth: $31.4 billion), and Masayoshi Son (net worth: $30.9 billion).

When you hear the word “billionaire,” what comes to mind? You picture someone driving a fancy sports car or living in a mansion. But have you ever wondered how these billionaires achieved their wealth? Many didn’t just stumble upon their fortune – they had a solid investing strategy that helped them grow their wealth over time.

The stock market is a place that’s known for its volatility. Investing in the stock market requires patience, risk tolerance, and thorough research. Although most investors are self-motivated, even the most dedicated and consistent people sometimes need external inspiration. This report will delve into the world of famous billionaire investors and their net worth. Learning about these successful investors can benefit any investor or aspiring investor. So, let’s get started and look at these inspiring individuals.

Most of these investors are self-made and have built their fortunes as hedge funds and money managers. Some you have probably heard of, and many you likely haven’t.

Richest Billionaire Investors In The World, 2024

RankNameSourceNet Worth (USD billions)
1Warren BuffettBerkshire Hathaway Inc.135
2Stephen SchwarzmanBlackstone Group38.2
3Ken GriffinCitadel36.4
4Jim SimonsRenaissance Technologies31.4
5Masayoshi SonSoftBank Group31.2
6Jeff YassSusquehanna International Group27.6
7David TepperAppaloosa Management20.6
8Steve CohenPoint72 Management19.8
9Michael PlattBlueCrest Capital Management18
10Ray DalioBridgewater Associates15.4
11Israel EnglanderMillennium Management12.4
18Christopher HohnThe Children’s Investment Fund9.5
13Ken FisherFisher Investments8.7
12David ShawD.E. Shaw & Co.8.3
14Paul Tudor Jones IITudor Investment Corp.8.1
15Bruce KovnerCaxton Associates7.7
16David SiegelTwo Sigma Investments7.3
17John OverdeckTwo Sigma Investments7.3
25Andreas HalvorsenViking Global Investors7.2
19George SorosSoros Fund Management6.7
21Joe LewisTavistock Group6.3
22Stanley DruckenmillerDuquesne Capital Management6.2
23Paul SingerElliott Management6.1
24Philippe LaffontCoatue Management6.1
20Chase Coleman IIITiger Global Management5.7
26Carl IcahnIcahn Enterprises5.6
27William AckmanPershing Square Capital Management, L.P.4.3
28Alan HowardBrevan Howard Asset Management3.9
29Daniel OchOch-Ziff Capital Management3.6
30John PaulsonPaulson & Co. Inc.3.5
31Daniel LoebThird Point3.3
32John ArnoldCentaurus Advisors3.3
33Daniel SundheimD1 Capital Partners2.9
34Glenn DubinDubin & Co. LP2.9
35Leon G. CoopermanOmega Advisors, Inc.2.8
36Henry LauferRenaissance Technologies2.6
37Joseph EdelmanPerceptive Advisors2.5
38Stephen Mandel JrLone Pine Capital2.5
39Noam GottesmanTOMS Capital2.3
41Howard MarksOaktree Capital Group LLC2.2
40Larry RobbinsGlenview Capital Management2.2
46James DinanYork Capital Management2.1
45Edward LampertESL Investments Inc.2
43Henry SwiecaTalpion Fund Management2
44Marc LasryAvenue Capital Group1.9
42Brian HigginsKing Street Capital Management1.8
47O. Francis BiondiKing Street Capital Management1.8
48John ArmitageEgerton Capital1.5
49Michael SteinhardtWisdomTree Investments1.3
50Seth KlarmanBaupost Group1.3
51Thomas SandellSandell Asset Management1.2
52Larry FinkBlackRock1.2
53Louis BaconMoore Capital Management, LP1

These investors are some of the wealthiest and most successful in the world. However, they experience losses and drawdowns like everyone else. What sets them apart are their unique traits, such as their ability to influence the market. When they invest in a company, they often take a large stake in it and become the largest shareholder, giving them control. With patience, they can use this influence to achieve a favorable outcome for their investment. To make significant returns in investing, you need an edge, and these investors have it.


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Nikolas Anderson
Associate Editor at CEOWORLD Magazine. I report on CEOs, boards, corporate governance, what’s going on inside the world’s biggest companies, and the future of work. Previously, I was Senior Energy Correspondent covering oil and gas companies, G-20 energy policy, and the global transition towards cleaner fuels.