Billionaires ranked #1801–1900
The world's richest people ranked 1801 to 1900 by live net worth — from Stefan Soloviev at $2.27B to Alicia Koplowitz at $2.16B.
· Source: Forbes Real-Time Billionaires
| # | Name | Net worth | Today | Per second | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1801 | Stefan SolovievReal estate, grains | $2.27B | — | −$0.50/s | United States |
| 1802 | Edwin LeongReal estate | $2.27B | — | −$6.44/s | Hong Kong |
| 1803 | Dong ZengpingElectronics | $2.27B | −$136M(−5.6%) | $17.26/s | China |
| 1804 | Vivek Ramaswamyinvestments | $2.27B | +$45.75M(+2.1%) | $25.14/s | United States |
| 1805 | Bahaa HaririReal estate, investments | $2.27B | — | $5.35/s | Lebanon |
| 1806 | Chen JinxiaInvestments | $2.27B | −$2.23M(−0.1%) | $3.28/s | China |
| 1807 | Cynthia Helena Grossman FleishmanArca Continental | $2.27B | +$35.05M(+1.6%) | $7.22/s | Mexico |
| 1808 | Brian VenturoTechnology | $2.26B | +$74.66M(+3.4%) | $5.24/s | United States |
| 1809 | Matthew RoszakCryptocurrency | $2.26B | — | $1.22/s | United States |
| 1810 | Leonard AbessBanking | $2.26B | — | −$0.79/s | United States |
| 1811 | Wee Ee LimBanking | $2.26B | −$49.88M(−2.2%) | $7.08/s | Singapore |
| 1812 | Bob EllReal estate | $2.26B | — | $9.05/s | Australia |
| 1813 | Manfredi Lefebvre d'Ovidio & familyCruises | $2.26B | +$13.82M(+0.6%) | $7.05/s | Italy |
| 1814 | Catherine Phillipsinvestments | $2.26B | +$72.24M(+3.3%) | $14.95/s | Canada |
| 1814 | John Phillipsinvestments | $2.26B | +$72.24M(+3.3%) | $14.95/s | Canada |
| 1816 | Acharya BalkrishnaConsumer goods | $2.25B | — | −$22.66/s | India |
| 1817 | Ion TiriacBanking, insurance | $2.25B | — | $3.03/s | Romania |
| 1818 | Hamdi Akin & familyDiversified | $2.25B | −$37.22M(−1.6%) | $10.92/s | Turkey |
| 1819 | Steven SarowitzPayroll software | $2.25B | +$30.35M(+1.4%) | −$4.91/s | United States |
| 1820 | Chung Yong-jinRetail | $2.25B | −$118.8M(−5.0%) | $24.75/s | South Korea |
| 1821 | Noam GottesmanHedge funds | $2.25B | −$2.72M(−0.1%) | −$1.03/s | United States |
| 1822 | Ed CravenOnline casino | $2.25B | — | −$10.95/s | Australia |
| 1823 | Luis Enrique Yarur Reybanking | $2.24B | −$16.98M(−0.8%) | $18.69/s | Chile |
| 1824 | Constantinos Martinos & familyShipping | $2.24B | — | $0.88/s | Greece |
| 1825 | Inder JaisinghaniCables & wires | $2.24B | −$1.07M(−0.0%) | $12.73/s | India |
| 1826 | Masaaki AraiReal estate | $2.24B | −$92.36M(−4.0%) | $6.79/s | Japan |
| 1827 | Clayton ZekelmanSteel | $2.24B | — | $2.81/s | Canada |
| 1828 | Dermot DesmondFinance | $2.24B | — | $0.83/s | Ireland |
| 1829 | Christiane KnaufBuilding materials | $2.24B | — | $12.66/s | Germany |
| 1829 | Christine KnaufBuilding materials | $2.24B | — | $12.66/s | Germany |
| 1829 | Karl KnaufBuilding materials | $2.24B | — | $12.66/s | Germany |
| 1832 | Gan ZhongruPharmaceuticals | $2.24B | −$29.31M(−1.3%) | $16.61/s | China |
| 1833 | Danna AzrieliReal estate | $2.24B | +$80.34M(+3.7%) | $12.65/s | Israel |
| 1833 | Naomi AzrieliReal estate | $2.24B | +$80.34M(+3.7%) | $12.65/s | Canada |
| 1833 | Sharon AzrieliReal estate | $2.24B | +$80.34M(+3.7%) | $12.65/s | Canada |
| 1836 | Katharina Otto-BernsteinReal estate | $2.24B | — | −$17.05/s | Germany |
| 1837 | Katsumi TadaReal estate | $2.23B | — | $2.67/s | Japan |
| 1838 | Arnout SchuijffPayments software | $2.23B | +$9.68M(+0.4%) | −$13.24/s | Netherlands |
| 1839 | Sergei Studennikov & familyLiquor stores, supermarkets | $2.23B | — | $2.58/s | Russia |
| 1840 | Cho Hyun-joonDiversified | $2.23B | −$195.5M(−8.1%) | −$51.17/s | South Korea |
| 1841 | Henry Sy JrDiversified | $2.23B | −$32.42M(−1.4%) | −$1.40/s | Philippines |
| 1842 | Irving Grousbeck & familyTelecommunication, sports | $2.23B | — | $0.57/s | United States |
| 1843 | Sabrina BenettonFashion retail, investments | $2.23B | −$18.78M(−0.8%) | $6.47/s | Italy |
| 1844 | Wang JunfengManufacturing | $2.23B | −$117.7M(−5.0%) | — | China |
| 1845 | Eric SprottAsset management | $2.23B | +$134.9M(+6.5%) | −$114/s | Canada |
| 1846 | Abhay SoiHealthcare | $2.23B | +$9.77M(+0.4%) | −$5.43/s | India |
| 1847 | Fiona GeminderManufacturing | $2.23B | — | $2.48/s | Australia |
| 1848 | Jupally Rameshwar RaoReal estate | $2.22B | — | −$3.48/s | India |
| 1849 | Zhang JianElectric bikes, scooters | $2.22B | −$21.59M(−1.0%) | −$25.27/s | China |
| 1850 | Christine Franken & familyBiopharmaceuticals | $2.22B | +$17.52M(+0.8%) | $12.30/s | Germany |
| 1850 | Ulrike BaroBiopharmaceuticals | $2.22B | +$17.52M(+0.8%) | $10.32/s | Germany |
| 1852 | Jerry Speyer & familyReal estate | $2.22B | — | $0.38/s | United States |
| 1853 | Huang Jiangjismartphones | $2.22B | −$61.6M(−2.7%) | −$33.25/s | Hong Kong |
| 1854 | Koh Wee MengReal estate, hotels | $2.22B | — | $6.28/s | Singapore |
| 1855 | Howard MarksPrivate equity | $2.22B | — | $0.31/s | United States |
| 1856 | Anu AgaEngineering | $2.22B | −$452.4M(−17.0%) | −$13.54/s | India |
| 1857 | Liang Qin & familySemiconductor devices | $2.21B | −$123.4M(−5.3%) | $16.11/s | China |
| 1858 | Gordon WuReal estate | $2.21B | — | $8.19/s | Hong Kong |
| 1859 | Frank LaukienScientific equipment | $2.21B | +$114.3M(+5.5%) | $8.12/s | United States |
| 1860 | Zhang YuqiangFiberglass | $2.21B | −$76.12M(−3.3%) | $8.35/s | China |
| 1861 | Chen QiongxiangBatteries | $2.21B | −$66.38M(−2.9%) | $2.16/s | China |
| 1862 | Li RuchengApparel | $2.21B | +$55.93M(+2.6%) | $4.13/s | China |
| 1863 | Edward LampertSears | $2.21B | −$17.38M(−0.8%) | $4.11/s | United States |
| 1864 | Dong WeiPharmaceuticals | $2.21B | +$5.27M(+0.2%) | $6.04/s | China |
| 1865 | Jim Thompson & familyLogistics | $2.2B | — | −$7.83/s | Ireland |
| 1866 | Jayme Garfinkel & familyInsurance | $2.2B | +$25.1M(+1.2%) | $7.97/s | Brazil |
| 1867 | John de MolTV programs | $2.2B | — | $7.97/s | Netherlands |
| 1868 | Yasuhiro FukushimaVideo games | $2.2B | −$72.76M(−3.2%) | $7.95/s | Japan |
| 1869 | Heikki KyostilaDental products | $2.2B | — | $2.02/s | Finland |
| 1870 | Adarsh HiremathAI Software | $2.2B | — | $0/s | United States |
| 1870 | Brendan FoodyAI Software | $2.2B | — | $0/s | United States |
| 1870 | Liang RuboTikTok | $2.2B | — | $0/s | China |
| 1870 | Surya MidhaAI Software | $2.2B | — | $0/s | United States |
| 1870 | Vlad Yatsenkofintech | $2.2B | — | $19.78/s | Ukraine |
| 1875 | Bijan TehraniOnline casino | $2.2B | — | −$11.95/s | United States |
| 1876 | Alfred West JrMoney management | $2.19B | +$1.99M(+0.1%) | $9.74/s | United States |
| 1877 | Doug OstroverPrivate equity | $2.19B | −$5.35M(−0.2%) | −$14.02/s | United States |
| 1878 | John ArmitageHedge funds | $2.19B | — | $13.63/s | Ireland |
| 1879 | Zhao LixinElectronics | $2.19B | −$45.65M(−2.0%) | −$2.22/s | China |
| 1880 | Linda PritzkerHotels, investments | $2.18B | — | $3.64/s | United States |
| 1881 | Agoes ProjosasmitoMining, investment | $2.18B | −$37.43M(−1.7%) | −$45.82/s | Indonesia |
| 1882 | Essam Al MuhaidibDiversified | $2.18B | — | −$28.03/s | Saudi Arabia |
| 1882 | Sulaiman Al MuhaidibDiversified | $2.18B | — | −$28.03/s | Saudi Arabia |
| 1884 | Motilal OswalFinancial services | $2.18B | +$10.53M(+0.5%) | $15.47/s | India |
| 1885 | Scott NuttallPrivate equity | $2.18B | −$36.66M(−1.7%) | −$8.29/s | United States |
| 1886 | Christian BirkenstockShoes | $2.18B | +$3.07M(+0.1%) | −$4.35/s | Germany |
| 1887 | Ana Lucia de Mattos Barretto VillelaBanking | $2.18B | +$19.84M(+0.9%) | $13.43/s | Brazil |
| 1888 | Roberto Hernandez RamirezBanking, investments | $2.18B | +$3.1M(+0.1%) | $5.45/s | Mexico |
| 1889 | Lam KongPharmaceuticals | $2.18B | +$2.9M(+0.1%) | $7.42/s | China |
| 1890 | Marc LasryHedge funds | $2.17B | — | $5.43/s | United States |
| 1891 | Jiang Yintai & familyAuto parts | $2.17B | −$33.74M(−1.5%) | $13.34/s | China |
| 1892 | Ramesh JaisinghaniCables and wires | $2.17B | −$1.01M(−0.0%) | $11.35/s | India |
| 1893 | Enrique Coppel LukenDiversified | $2.17B | — | $3.41/s | Mexico |
| 1894 | Wichai ThongtangHealthcare, Investments | $2.17B | −$3.25M(−0.1%) | $5.36/s | Thailand |
| 1895 | Ajay JaisinghaniWires and cables | $2.17B | −$998,978(−0.0%) | $11.28/s | India |
| 1896 | Nicholas PritzkerHotels, investments | $2.17B | +$2.54M(+0.1%) | $11.28/s | United States |
| 1897 | Bruce TollHomebuilding | $2.17B | −$3.01M(−0.1%) | $5.32/s | United States |
| 1898 | Du Jinhaopharmaceuticals | $2.17B | +$16.6M(+0.8%) | $5.29/s | China |
| 1899 | Andres Santo DomingoBeer | $2.17B | −$20.13M(−0.9%) | $7.26/s | United States |
| 1900 | Alicia KoplowitzConstruction, investments | $2.16B | −$6.5M(−0.3%) | $1.28/s | Spain |