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University Alumni Report 2022
Rankings of the Wealthy and Influential
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Contents
01 Executive summary 1
02 Introduction 2
03 The value of alumni 4
04 Ultra wealthy alumni 5
05 Senior executive alumni 12
06 Archetypes: Harvard, INSEAD and Oxford alumni 19
07 Methodology 21
08 About Altrata 23
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Executive summary
Wealthy and influential alumni Harvard University stands in a league of
offer their alma mater(s) a variety its own. Its estimated 17,660 ultra wealthy
of significant commercial and alumni account for a startling 5% of the
academic opportunities. These include global ultra wealthy population, while
major private donations, corporate the almost 3,900 alumni who are senior
partnerships/donations and networking executives at listed companies in the US
opportunities for students and recent represent 5.9% of this total population.
alumni, among others. In an increasingly Harvard also ranks first – ahead of
competitive education market, INSEAD and Oxford – for the number of
institutions need to make the most of alumni working as senior executives of
their ultra wealthy (with a net worth of listed companies across the Global 19
$30m+) and senior executive alumni — (non-US) major indices. The University of
the groups of focus for this report. Pennsylvania and Stanford University also
feature prominently among these US and
The specialisms and strengths of global rankings.
particular universities are clear to see.
Among the US and non-US universities Of the non-US universities, Cambridge,
respectively, the California Institute of INSEAD, Oxford and the National
Technology and the Indian Institute of University of Singapore lead the way. The
Management Ahmedabad have the University of Cambridge ranks first for
highest share of ultra wealthy alumni ultra wealthy alumni, with an estimated
with self-created fortunes (at 91.7% and 4,149 such individuals, followed by the
96.2%), a nod to their focus on enterprise. National University of Singapore (3,653)
The University of Melbourne has the and the University of Oxford (3,356).
highest proportion of female senior When it comes to senior executives at
executive alumni (40.2%) of the Global 19 companies listed on the Global 19 major
major indices, while University of Mumbai indices, INSEAD and Oxford alumni
senior executive alumni are the fastest rank highly, along with graduates of the
to land their first C-suite or board role, London School of Economics.
which they achieve in 14.9 years.
INSEAD’s wealthy and influential alumni
Access to a large network of are younger and slightly more female
professional connections can be seen than those of Oxford and Harvard.
as a return on investment for graduates. Oxford’s senior executive alumni have
The average senior executive alum of a the highest number of professional
top 20 US university has accumulated connections, while Harvard’s ultra
1,280 direct professional connections wealthy alumni have a particularly high
to senior decision-makers. Graduates share of self-created fortunes. While
of these universities will be able to tap alumni of three of the world’s most
into these highly valuable networks over prestigious learning institutions share
the course of their careers. Harvard similarities, the unique characteristics
alumni lead with an average 1,537 direct of each university’s set of alumni shine
professional connections. through.
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Introduction
Aside from representing the output of its education program, an education institution’s
wealthy and influential alumni offer their alma mater a variety of commercial and academic
opportunities. These range from major private donations and corporate partnerships to
networking opportunities for students and recent alumni, among others. In an increasingly
competitive education market, institutions that are able to make the most of this important
group of alumni stand to benefit considerably.
This report, the first of its kind to be published by Altrata (and powered by Wealth-X and
BoardEx data), examines the leading universities attended by the ultra wealthy (individuals with
a net worth of $30m+) and senior executives in the US and globally. What comes across is a
diverse set of institutions, regional patters and variations, plus specific university specialisms
and strengths.
The report begins with a discussion of the importance of alumni and the growing pressures on
education institutions to diversify their funding. We then focus on the ultra wealthy, uncovering
the leading US and non-US universities according to the number of such alumni. We also detail
the top-ranked universities, both in and outside the US, based on the characteristics of their
ultra wealthy alumni, including their source of wealth, gender, geographic origin and age.
Our next spotlight is on alumni who are senior executives at publicly listed companies, first at
US-listed firms and then at companies listed on the major indices of 19 countries across the
world (the Global 19). We uncover the leading universities attended by such alumni and, among
the US group, we note the large number of professional connections these individuals have to
other senior decision-makers. We also reveal the top-ranked universities based on some of the
characteristics of their senior executive alumni, such as gender, speed of career progression
and industry focus.
We conclude by focusing on the ultra wealthy and senior executive alumni of Harvard
University, INSEAD and the University of Oxford, three of the world’s most prestigious learning
institutions. We find that while their wealthy and influential alumni share similarities, the unique
characteristics of each university’s set of alumni shine through.
Altrata’s University Alumni Report 2022: Rankings of the Wealthy and Influential report offers
unrivaled insight into the university backgrounds of the ultra wealthy and senior executives. It is
essential reading for education institutions and other organizations looking to prospect for and
engage with individuals in this important group.
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Introduction
Senior executives
Directors of publicly listed companies, the vast majority of whom are either in the C-suite or
on the board (executive and non-executive directors).
The Global 19
Our senior executive analysis is based on the major indices of 19 selected countries across
the world. They are: Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland,
Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
the UAE and the UK.
The Global 20
The Global 19 plus the US.
For our ultra wealthy alumni analysis, we studied the ultra wealthy across the globe, dividing
our analysis into US and non-US universities. For our senior executive alumni analysis, we
studied the senior executives at publicly held corporations in the US and, for our non-US
analysis, at the constituent companies of the major indices across 19 countries (the Global 19).
For our archetype analysis for Harvard, INSEAD and Oxford, we included all ultra wealthy and,
among the senior executive alumni, those working at the constituent companies of the major
indices of the Global 20 (the Global 19 and the US).
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03
The value of alumni
A university’s graduates are so much more than simply the output of its The value of alumni
educational program. In fact, high-flying alumni offer their alma maters a
variety of benefits on the financial and academic fronts. What alumni go Private
donations
on to do in their professional careers, whether in business, science, the
arts and other fields, speaks of the quality of an institution’s education
program, the brand it carries and the infrastructure capabilities it has to
support the career development of its graduates.
Second, wealthy and influential alumni are typically well connected and
can provide network (and often practical professional) opportunities for
students and recent alumni. Third, their status, achievements, connections
and, sometimes, celebrity help to bolster an institution’s reputation.
Corporate
Finally, institutions can leverage such alumni to pave the way for corporate partnerships
partnerships, such as research and development cooperation (in the
pharmaceuticals industry, for example) or working placements in industry.
In other words, education institutions stand to benefit significantly from
making the most of this important set of alumni.
Brand and
Wealthy and influential alumni offer their reputation
1 Leveraging the BoardEx and Wealth-X databases, we examined both sets of individuals for matches, confirming that
the vast majority of senior executives had a net worth of less than $30m. This was unsurprising given that the ultra wealthy
population is a very small and exclusive group.
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This chapter examines US and non-US universities, uncovering the leading universities
by the number of UHNW alumni. It also details the top-ranked universities in and outside
the US, based on certain characteristics of UHNW alumni, such as their source of wealth,
geographic origin and gender. There is a diverse mix of institutions, as well as clear regional
patterns and variations.
2 Refers to 2021. See our upcoming World Ultra Wealth Report 2022.
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Ultra wealthy alumni
Leading universities by number of alumni
15 University of Michigan
ranked by number of UHNW alumni,
2,881
only four are outside the US. This 429
league of its own. Note: An alum might have graduated from more than one university. Estimated alumni are based on
extrapolations using stratified samples of UHNW individuals within the Wealth-X Database that are
known to have a degree from a particular education institution (known alumni are shown within the
bars of the chart for transparency purposes). We use the database, its regional coverage and our
Wealth and Investable Assets Model to estimate the number of alumni within the total global
UHNW population.
Source: Wealth-X, an Altrata company 2022
AltrataTop UHNWAlumni
| University US universities
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A1
Ultra wealthy alumni
Leading universities by number of alumni
attractiveness to Note: An alum might have graduated from more than one university. Estimated alumni are based
on extrapolations using stratified samples of UHNW individuals within the Wealth-X Database that
ambitious students
are known to have a degree from a particular education institution (known alumni are shown within
the bars of the chart for transparency purposes). We use the database, its regional coverage and
our Wealth and Investable Assets Model to estimate the number of alumni within the total global
A2
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Ultra wealthy alumni
Alumni characteristics
Source of wealth
Self-made wealth dominates
Reflecting the UHNW population at large, most ultra wealthy alumni have created their
own fortunes. The California Institute of Technology heads the list in the US with 91.7%,
although this share lags behind those of the top five universities in the rest of the world, which
are dominated by institutions in India and China. Some 96% of UHNW alumni of the Indian
Institute of Management Ahmedabad have created their own wealth.
At 75%, the average share of self-made UHNW alumni across the top 50 universities in
the US is around 8 percentage points higher than the average for the top 50 non-US
institutions. While self-created fortunes are especially prevalent among the ultra wealthy
in Asia and other emerging markets, more traditional wealth markets, particularly in Europe,
tend to exhibit a lower share. This largely explains the higher average proportion of self-
made UHNW alumni of US universities. Although West Point Military Academy and the Naval
Academy in Maryland are not among the top 50 universities, it is worth noting that they have a
particularly high share (around 95%) of ultra wealthy graduates with self-made fortunes.
Note: The top five were selected out of the top 50 UHNW universities in the US and rest of the world respectively.
Source: Wealth-X, an Altrata company 2022
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Ultra wealthy alumni
Alumni characteristics
Gender
Women are a minority
Chulalongkorn University in Thailand has the largest proportion of female UHNW alumni
at 22%, narrowly ahead of Kuwait University. Among US-based institutions, George
Washington University leads the way on 16.2%. However, these shares are the exception
rather than the norm.
On average, the share of women among ultra wealthy alumni of both groups of top
universities is slightly less than 10%, which broadly tallies with their representation among
the male-dominated general UHNW population. At an average of 8.8%, the proportion
of female UHNW graduates from the top 50 non-US universities is slightly higher than the
corresponding figure for institutions in the US (8.3%).
US Non-US
Average of Average of
1 George Washington University the top 50 1 Chulalongkorn University Thailand the top 50
16.2% 22.0%
Note: The top five were selected out of the top 50 UHNW universities in the US and rest of the world respectively.
Source: Wealth-X, an Altrata company 2022
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Ultra wealthy alumni
Alumni characteristics
Geographical origin
Non-US universities lead on diversity
France’s INSEAD is by far the most international, with more than 90% of its UHNW alumni
drawn from overseas. The universities of Manchester and Edinburgh also have a high
proportion (more than four-fifths) of non-domestic ultra wealthy graduates. In the US,
Boston University is the clear frontrunner, albeit with a share of around 40%, some way
ahead of the University of South Carolina and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in
second and third place, respectively.
US Non-US
92.1%
87.8%
84.8%
79.0% 77.4%
39.7%
30.9% 30.7%
25.8% 25.0%
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
Boston University Massachusetts George Columbia INSEAD University of University of London Imperial
University of Southern Institute of Washington University France Manchester Edinburgh School of College
California Technology University UK UK Economics London
UK UK
Note: The top five were selected out of the top 50 UHNW universities in the US and rest of the world respectively.
Source: Wealth-X, an Altrata company 2022
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Ultra wealthy alumni
Alumni characteristics
Age
Age reflects regional wealth trends at play
The average age of UHNW alumni of the leading 50 non-US universities is around six years
younger than that of those from the top US institutions. As with source of wealth, there is a
clear regional dynamic at play. The top five non-US universities are based in the Middle East,
Asia and the Pacific – regions with ultra wealthy populations that are generally younger than
those in the US and Europe.
At 40.7 years, Kuwait University has by far the lowest average age of UHNW alumni, a
reflection of the rapid wealth-creation opportunities in the oil-rich emirate. This is 16 years
younger than for the University of Denver, the top-ranked US institution. Ultra wealthy alumni
of the American University of Beirut, Tel Aviv University and Tsinghua University in Beijing also
all have an average age of below 50, which compares with an average of 57.5 years among
the top five US universities.
US Non-US
Average of Average of
the top 50 the top 50
56.7 1 University of Denver 40.7 1 Kuwait University Kuwait
55.6
62.0
Note: The top five were selected out of the top 50 UHNW universities in the US and rest of the world respectively.
Source: Wealth-X, an Altrata company 2022
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Senior executive alumni
Which universities produce the most individuals at the top ranks of listed businesses? And
how do these senior executives differ by alma mater? This chapter focuses on two groups of
alumni: those who are senior executives at US-listed companies, and those who are senior
executives at companies across the Global 19 major indices (non-US).
We first rank universities based on the number of senior executive alumni and, among the
US group, also by the number of professional connections their alumni have to other senior
decision-makers. Similarly to the previous chapter, we rank the leading universities based
on certain characteristics of their senior executive alumni, such as gender, speed of career
progression and industry focus. What comes across, again, is a diverse set of institutions,
regional patters and specific university specialisms and strengths.
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Senior executive alumni
Leading universities by number of alumni
3,900 alumni
633
20 University of California, Los Angeles
represent a 622
substantial 5.9% Note: An alum might have graduated from more than one university. Senior executives refer to
directors of publicly listed companies, the vast majority of whom are either in the C-suite or on
of senior executives
the board. Covering all US listed companies, we identified and examined a total of 65,666 senior
executives for the purpose of this analysis.
Source: BoardEx, an Altrata company 2022
Note: Direct connections, or first-degree connections, are direct links between individuals.
Connections are revealed through current or historical overlapping careers, merger and
acquisition (M&A) deal relationships, contacts and board overlaps. We have excluded
connections via educational institution. The top 20 were selected out of the top 35 US
universities by the number of public company senior executive alumni.
Source: BoardEx, an Altrata company 2022
connections
Senior executive alumni
Leading universities by number of alumni
rank highly but Note: Because the major indices comprising the Global 19 vary by number of constituent
Harvard leads
companies, we have weighted each index to carry an equal proportion (5.3%) in the
ranking to remove bias. For a full explanation, please see the Methodology.
Source: BoardEx, an Altrata company 2022
among senior
executive alumni
in the Global 19.
Top universities by senior executives in the Global 19
B6
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Senior executive alumni
Alumni characteristics
Gender
Australian universities lead for share of female leaders
The highest proportion of female senior executive alumni at US publicly traded companies
is 29%. UCLA, University of California, Berkeley and Tufts University in Massachusetts have
the highest female representation among their senior executive alumni in the US, although
there is little to choose between the top five institutions.
This compares with shares of 35-40% for the top-ranked institutions with female alumni
at listed companies across the Global 19. The list is headed by the University of Melbourne in
Australia, ahead of the nearby University of Sydney and the National University of Singapore.
Harvard ranks fifth in this list, with materially higher female representation in senior executive
roles in Global 19 corporates than among publicly traded companies in the US.
US Global 19
40.2%
1 =2 =2 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
University of University of Tufts Georgetown Boston University of University National London Harvard
California, California, University University College Melbourne of Sydney University of School of University
Los Angeles Berkeley Australia Australia Singapore Economics US
Singapore UK
Note: The top five were selected out of the top 35 and top 25 universities by senior executive alumni in the US and among the Global 19 indices respectively.
Source: BoardEx, an Altrata company 2022
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Senior executive alumni
Alumni characteristics
Career progression
Forging a leadership position takes time
The number of years it takes for alumni to become senior executives at listed corporates in
the Global 19 is slightly lower than for US public companies. Heading the list are alumni of the
University of Mumbai, who have 14.9 years of professional experience before taking on a first
leadership or board role. On average, alumni of the top five universities in the Global 19 rise
to a senior executive position about a year earlier than the “best performing” Harvard alumni
at US listed companies. An important contributory factor will be the different corporate
structures and establishment conventions in the US and the Global 19 markets.
Note: The top five were selected out of the top 35 and top 25 universities by senior executive alumni in the US and among
the Global 19 indices respectively.
Source: BoardEx, an Altrata company 2022
Senior
Top universities executive
for fast alumni of the University of
career progression
Mumbai
B4 and B5 take the shortest time (14.9 years)
to land their first C-suite or board role.
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Senior executive alumni
Alumni characteristics
Note: Sector refers to the focus of a company that employs alumni as senior
executives. The top three universities were selected out of the top 35 US universities
by the number of senior executive alumni. The five industries were selected on the
basis that they reflect the most common industries among the top 35 universities'
senior executive alumni. Technology includes software and hardware.
Source: BoardEx, an Altrata company 2022
B7
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Archetypes
How do wealthy and influential alumni differ between universities? In this chapter we
highlight some of the differences and similarities between the UHNW and senior executive
alumni of Harvard, INSEAD and Oxford, three of the world’s most prestigious learning
institutions. For comparative purposes, the data focuses on all ultra wealthy (globally) and
senior executive alumni working at the constituent companies of the Global 20 (the Global
19 plus the US) indices.
Median wealth
Source of wealth
80.4% 76.0%
Self-made 65.2% Self-made
Self-made
Senior executives
Average number of direct professional Number of public Number of years to assume
connections to other senior executives board seats first C-suite or board role
814
1,547
Note: For comparative purposes, the data focuses on all ultra wealthy (globally) and senior executive alumni working at the
constituent companies of the major indices of the Global 20 (the Global 19 and the US). This allows for a global view of alumni,
given the international nature of the companies for which they work. As a result, the data by university may differ slightly from
that of the rest of the report, where we have focused on the US and non-US separately.
Sources: BoardEx and Wealth-X, Altrata companies 2022
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Archetypes: Harvard, INSEAD and Oxford alumni
Harvard University
Older cohort, more self-made fortunes, fastest career progression
The average age of the ultra wealthy and influential alumni of one of the oldest and most
prominent universities in the US is the highest of the three groups at 61.5 years. While not
quite as high as the figure for Oxford, Harvard alumni have an extremely large professional
network of direct connections to senior decision-makers. Such networks can be leveraged
for a range of activities, notably business and career development. Where wealthy Harvard
alumni stand out is in the share of self-created fortunes (80%), the highest among the three
universities of focus. In addition, at 16.4 years, they have the shortest corporate career
progression to a leadership team or board, getting there more than a year before their Oxford
rivals.
INSEAD
Younger cohort, greater and more inherited wealth
The ultra wealthy and influential alumni of this exclusive and highly respected business school
are the youngest on average of the three cohorts, being four years junior to their Harvard
counterparts. The share of female alumni is around the average for the world’s leading
universities. Median wealth is the highest of the three institutions at $130m. Ultra wealth
arising from a combination of inheritance and self-created fortunes accounts for just over
a quarter of UHNW alumni, the largest proportion of the three institutions and materially
higher than for Harvard. Moreover, INSEAD alumni have the lowest average number of unique
first-degree connections to other senior corporate executives and (marginally) the lowest
representation on public company boards.
University of Oxford
Extensive network connections, high level of self-made wealth
Senior executive alumni of Oxford have the largest professional network of connections to
senior decision-makers, almost double that of INSEAD. The average age of the university’s
ultra wealthy and influential alumni lies between that of the other two institutions. The share
of UHNW alumni with solely inherited wealth is the smallest of the three universities and the
proportion of self-created fortunes is high at 76%, though lower than for Harvard. Wealth
is the smallest but still at a high median of $115m. Oxford senior executive alumni take the
longest to attain their first board or corporate leadership position – but only by a year.
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Methodology
Methodology
This report leverages two of Altrata’s unique products, the Wealth-X Database, the
world’s most extensive collection of curated research and intelligence on the wealthy, and
BoardEx’s proprietary Global Leadership Database, which covers board and non-board
members, C-suite executives, senior leaders and professional advisers.
To capture insights on wealthy and influential alumni, this report focuses upon two groups
of individuals: the ultra wealthy (those with a net worth of $30m+) and senior executives of
publicly listed companies. For the purpose of this report, we define senior executives as
directors of publicly listed companies, the vast majority of whom are either in the C-suite or
on the board (executive and non-executive directors).
While there is some overlap between these two groups, most senior executives are not
ultra wealthy, that is, they are wealthy but not to such an extent. Leveraging the BoardEx
and Wealth-X databases, we examined both sets of individuals for matches, confirming
that most senior executives had a net worth of less than $30m. This was unsurprising
given that the ultra wealthy population is a very small and exclusive group relative to the
millionaire population. As a result, these two groups are examined independently of one
another for the purposes of this report.
Altrata considers alumni as belonging to the university(ies) from which they graduated.
Both undergraduate and graduate degrees are counted but executive education,
diplomas, certificates, honorary degrees and incomplete degrees are not included. Alumni
of multiple institutions may be counted more than once. Affiliated institutions and colleges
are combined under a single entity. References to $ refer to US dollars.
In a second step, we then estimated the number of UHNW alumni based on extrapolations
using stratified samples of UHNW individuals in the Wealth-X Database who are known to
have a degree from a particular education institution. We calculated this estimate using the
database, its regional coverage and our Wealth and Investable Assets Model. This model
produces statistically significant estimates for total private wealth and estimates the size
of the population by level of wealth and investable assets for the world and each of the top
70 economies, which account for 98% of world GDP.
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Methodology
All BoardEx data is collected from credible, published sources and cannot be edited by
users. Our data is powered by a team of 400 skilled analysts, who research, verify and
maintain these profiles. Data details include current and historical roles (with start and end
dates) for board positions, employment and education.
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About BoardEx
BoardEx is an Altrata company and is the leading provider of executive intelligence and relationship
mapping solutions. BoardEx works with premier organizations across the academic, corporate,
executive search, private equity, legal, and financial and professional services industries. Founded
in 1999, organizations trust BoardEx to identify, qualify and map connection paths to 2 million
organizations and the 1.6 million people who lead them, to enhance business development strategy,
talent management and alumni relations efforts, as well as conduct data-driven research and analysis.
About Wealth-X
Wealth-X is an Altrata company and the global leader in wealth information and insight. Wealth-X
partners with prestige brands across the financial services, luxury, nonprofit and higher-education
industries to fuel strategic decision-making in sales, marketing and compliance. Wealth-X has
developed the world’s largest collection of records on wealthy individuals and produces unparalleled
data analysis to help organizations uncover, understand, and engage their target audience, as well
as mitigate risk. Founded in 2010, with a team spanning North America, Europe and Asia, Wealth-X
provides unique data, analysis, and counsel to a diverse roster of worldwide clients.
About Altrata
Altrata is a data powerhouse, built to deliver more value to our clients. We are the global leader in
data-driven people intelligence on the wealthy and influential. We work at scale with businesses and
nonprofits across the world from a variety of industries. We help our clients connect with confidence
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Our products give our clients all the information they need on everyone they need to know. Our data
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Altrata™ is a registered trademark of the Euromoney Group, which comprises five dynamic offerings:
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