It is worth noting that there is an unexpected person on this list, but when people think about what he has done in the past two years, they find it very reasonable. This person is Lee Won-bin, chairman of Kering Group.
According to a report recently released by wealth-x, a world-renowned wealth consulting firm, among the top ten richest millennials in Asia, Lee Won-bin, chairman of Peninsula Kering Group, has entered the Asian rich list with a fortune of US$22.3 billion, and is second only to Mark Zuckerberg's US$55.7 billion on the global young billionaires list.
This time, Li Yuanbin was on four lists, namely Forbes Global Billionaires List, Forbes Young Rich List, Asia Rich List, and Peninsula Rich List.
On the peninsula, Lee Won-bin's wealth of US$22.3 billion naturally beat his father Lee Jae-yong, vice chairman of Samsung Group and vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, who has a wealth of US$12.3 billion, and Kakao Group chairman Kim Beom-soo, who has a wealth of US$13.5 billion, becoming the richest man on the peninsula this year.
For a moment, Li Yuanbin's name appeared in everyone's sight again, which was far more shocking than hearing that Kering Group acquired Toshiba's semiconductor industry two days ago.
After all, ordinary people don't have enough knowledge and foresight to know how great the acquisition of Toshiba Semiconductor is. It is far less impactful to them than ranking lists like the Forbes Rich List.
“Is this someone else’s child?”
"I want to tell my son to learn more from Li Yuanbin..."
"Isn't it because I have a good father?"
"Even if someone has a good father, ability is also important. Otherwise, why didn't your father raise you to be a talented person?"
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On social media, the comments were normal at first, but starting from the 444th floor, the tone suddenly changed, and a group of people actually started arguing under this post. It was truly a spectacular sight.
"Before I knew it, he had grown into a big tree!"
In the office of the chairman of Kakao Group, Chairman Kim Beom-soo and Vice President of Operations Choi An-bin sat opposite each other on the sofa, watching the news reports on the TV not far away and drinking tea.
Last year, Kim Beom-soo topped the South Korean rich list with a net worth of US$12 billion, surpassing Lee Jae-yong, the hereditary chaebol and vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, whose net worth was US$11.2 billion.
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