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Just checked the latest Forbes billionaire rankings and it's wild how the brazilian billionaires list shifted this year. Down from 14 to just 9 now. Vicky Safra still dominates at number 98 globally with $20.7B, mostly from Banco Safra. What caught my eye though is the mix - you've got people from banking like Ana Lucia Villela from Itaú ($1.5B), but also younger ones like 20-year-old Livia Voigt from WEG hitting $1.2B. There's definitely some generational wealth happening there. The range is pretty interesting too, from Vicky's $20.7B down to Lucia Maggi at $1B from Amaggi. Makes you wonder what happened to those 5 brazilian billionaires who dropped off the list between 2024 and 2025. Guess the wealth concentration is tightening up.