Top 10 Richest Jews in the World: 2025 Fortune Ranking

Les 10 Juifs les Plus Riches en 2026

Net worth estimates

Amounts mentioned are estimates based on public sources and can vary depending on methodology (income, assets, debt) and update date.

Every spring, Forbes publishes its World’s Billionaires List.
The 2025 edition sets an all-time record: 3,028 billionaires accumulate 16.1 trillion $ net assets - or +247 people and +1.9 trillion $ compared to 2024. They include fortunes from tech, real estate, culture, media and industry.

Photo of Mark zuckerberg one of the 10 Richest Jews Mark Zuckerberg

Names like Jeff Bezos, Bernard Arnault, Bill Gates, Carlos Slim Helú and Jim Walton dominate the top of the ranking. It just goes to show how essential certain sectors remain for accumulating colossal fortunes.

Who are the richest Jews in the world?

Larry Ellison, founder of Oracle Corporation, is one of the most influential Jewish personalities, with a fortune that turns heads. Google’s Sergey Brin and Larry Page are also in the mix, both having built their wealth on digital innovation.

Mark Zuckerberg, the boss of Facebook, represents this generation of super-rich who have built everything up thanks to the Internet and social networks.

photo of Larry Page of Google, Jewish billionaire Photo of Larry Page

Where do Jewish billionaires fit in?

According to Forbes Israelwe count 465 billionaires of Jewish origin or identityheavy 2.66 trillion $. This is 15 % of the world total for barely 0,2 % of the planet’s population - an over-representation that can be explained by the strong historical roots in finance, tech and real estate.

Among the 50 biggest fortunes, this year at least 12 Jewish personalitiesincluding 8 in the Top 20. Les voici, avec leur avoir net en 2026 :

Jewish heavyweights in the Top 50

RankHeritageNameKey sector
#2216 Billion$Mark Zuckerberg (Meta)Social networks / AI
#4192 Billion$Larry Ellison (Oracle)Software / Cloud
#7144 Billion$Larry Page (Google)Research / AI
#8138 Billion$Sergey Brin (Google)Research / AI
#14105 Billion$Michael Bloomberg (Bloomberg LP)Data & financial media
#1797.7 billion$Michael Dell (Dell Technologies)Hardware & cloud
#2230 Billion$Len Blavatnik (Access Industries, Warner Music)Diversified / Entertainment
#5632.1 billion$Miriam Adelson & family (Las Vegas Sands)Casinos / Sports

In 2025, 12 Jewish personalities will feature in the world’s Top 50; eight of them will even rank in the Top 20.

Len Blavatnik rich Jewish person Photo by Len Blavatnik


Key sectors & sources of capital

SectorLeading representativesOrigin of capital
TechnologyLarry Ellison, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Michael DellSoftware, cloud, social networks, hardware
Real estateShari Arison, Isaac & Lital ShashaInheritance, land holdings, construction
Media & DataMichael Bloomberg, Patrick DrahiFinancial terminals, cable TV, news
Finance & HFsGeorge Soros, Carl Icahn, Steve CohenHedge funds, private equity, activist investments
Entertainment / MusicLen BlavatnikMusic majors, streaming, film production
Gambling & SportMiriam Adelson (casinos), Jerry Reinsdorf (NBA/MLB)Resorts, sports franchises

Tendances 2026 à retenir

  • Israeli growth : la liste Forbes 2026 intègre 41 Israeli billionairescompared with 37 last year, boosted by exits tech companies like Wiz and Mobileye.
  • Slow feminization Sixteen Jewish women top the billion-dollar mark, led by Miriam Adelson, Karen Pritzker and Shari Arison.
  • Renaissance of philanthropy George Soros has already distributed 76 % of his fortune via the Open Society Foundations, a world record for proportional generosity.
  • AI & semiconductors Nvidia’s meteoric rise has brought a number of Israeli-American engineers and investors (Mobileye, Habana Labs) into the club of the new… centimillionaires.

Jewish person Larry Ellison, richest in the world Photo of Larry Ellison


Economic and social impact

Big Jewish fortunes don’t just accumulate assets:

Breakthrough philanthropy education (Bloomberg Philanthropies), public health (Chan Zuckerberg Initiative), the environment (Ellison Foundation) and biomedical research (Dell Medical School).

Seed investment through their funds, Page, Brin or Soros inject venture capital into the deep-techreducing the time-to-market generative AI and biotechnology.

Billionaire Michael Dell, a Jewish super-rich man Photo by Michael Dell

Creating skilled jobs Oracle, Meta, Dell Technologies and Bloomberg LP together employ more than 500,000 employees in 50+ countries.

Frequently asked questions FAQ

Which members of the Rothschild family are among the world’s wealthiest?

The Rothschild family has left its mark on international finance for generations. Today, Benjamin and David de Rothschild remain active in wealth and investment management, even if they are not always at the top of the Forbes rankings.

Which family of Jewish origin holds the world’s greatest wealth?

Many Jewish families are among the world’s wealthiest. The Rothschild family has long been considered the wealthiest.

In consolidated assets Safra family is close to 90,000,000 000$, carried by J. Safra Sarasin (bank) and Safra National Bank. Visit Ellison remains the leading individual Jewish fortune (Larry Ellison: 192,000,000,000$).

How many Israeli billionaires are included in the Forbes ranking?

According to the latest Forbes lists, there are some 21 Israeli billionaires. Stef Wertheimer and Eyal Ofer, for example, built their fortunes in industry, real estate and tech.

Which Jewish entrepreneurs run the world’s biggest companies?

Famous Jewish entrepreneurs at the head of major companies includeLarry Ellison - Oracle

Mark Zuckerberg - Meta (Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram)

Michael Bloomberg - Bloomberg LP

Safra Catz - Oracle (CEO)

Andy Jassy - Amazon (Ashkenazi Jewish on father’s side)

These leaders have left their mark on the business world.

Who are the main Jewish fortunes in finance and business?

In finance and business, names like George Soros, co-founder of Soros Fund Management, or the Safra and Rothschild families stand out. Their influence on world markets remains significant.

George Soros - Soros Fund Management (7,200,000 000$)

Steve Cohen - Point72, owner of the NY Mets

Carl Icahn - Icahn Enterprises (≈ 6 billion $ after refocusing)

How do the largest Jewish fortunes influence the global economy?

Large Jewish fortunes play an active role in the global economy. They invest, donate and create jobs.

They can be found in technology, finance, industry and healthcare. Their influence is felt in innovation and economic growth, sometimes in surprising ways.

By the venture capitalthe strategic mergers & acquisitions and a leveraged philanthropy they catalyze innovation (generative AI, med-tech, clean energies) while shaping public policy via think tanks and regulatory lobbying.

Estimation methodology (2026)

This page provides an editorial estimate based on public information available at the time of update. Values can move quickly depending on contracts, investments, taxation, and non-public disclosures.

Calculation framework used

  • Public gross income (salaries, fees, contracts, royalties)
  • Known assets (equity stakes, real estate, brands, companies)
  • Liabilities and commitments when data is available
  • Currency conversion at prevailing rates at review time

Key limitations

  • Some figures are media-reported and not independently audited
  • Private-company valuations remain indicative
  • Personal assets may be held through legal structures

Sources to monitor for the next update

  • Annual reports, company registries, and official communications
  • Recent interviews, agency releases, and announced contracts
  • Sector rankings (Forbes, Sportico, Billboard, specialist outlets)
  • Public salary/performance databases for the relevant industry

In brief

  • The published value is an editorial range, not a certified amount.
  • Net worth can change quickly with a new contract or major asset move.
  • The update date is essential context for interpreting figures.

Editorial methodology

The estimates published by Lama Fortune rely on public sources, media references, and sector comparisons. They are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice.

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