Who is the richest woman at present and how many places are there in the world?

At present, the richest woman is francoise Betancourt meyers, ranking 14 in the world.

Before meyers, her mother Liliane Bettencourt was the richest woman in the world. In 20 17, meyers's mother died at an advanced age, and she inherited the title of the richest woman in the world, ranking 14 in the world wealth list. Today, the meyers family still owns 33% of the L 'Oré al Group. Look at the size of L 'Oreal, the position of the richest woman in the world, and no one can shake it for the time being.

Last year, the sales growth of beauty giant L 'Oreal reached the best level in more than a decade, with high total revenue. Driven by the China market, the company's revenue in the Asia-Pacific region soared by 20%; Sales in the Asia-Pacific region have surpassed those in North America. Betancourt meyers and her close relatives own 33% of the company's shares, and it is estimated that 90% of her wealth is related to the company's shares.

Brief introduction of Liliane Bettencourt

1947, when Liliane Bettencourt was 25 years old, he suffered from tuberculosis and went to Switzerland for recuperation. In Switzerland, she met the most important person in her life-Andre Betancourt, and later became her husband. They fell in love at first sight, and their sweet love made Liliana's originally weak body recover quickly. Andre Betancourt has successively held important positions in the French government, such as the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Culture and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Liliana told her friends that a happy marriage lasting 50 years was the greatest wealth in her life.

The dispute between Liliane Bettencourt and his only daughter, francoise Betancourt Meyer, is often reported in newspapers. On 20 10, Mayer handed over the secret recording materials exposing his mother's alleged tax evasion to the French police. With the deepening of the investigation, then French President Nicolas Sarkozy and other politicians were involved, which caused an uproar in French society. Later, Liliane Bettencourt accused her daughter of invasion of privacy, theft and forgery of evidence.