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More than half of the fortunes held by the country's wealthiest people have relocated overseas since 2024. The Labour government triggered these departures by announcing stricter rules, including a mansion tax on properties valued above £2m. Business figures like property tycoon David Reuben and hedge fund manager Chris Rokos are swapping Britain for low-tax countries.
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