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Finn Rausing net worth: Finn Rausing is a Swedish businessman who has a net worth of $5.1 billion. Finn Rausing was born to an opulent Swedish family, whose most pronounced member is Tetra Pak’s founder Ruben Rausing. Finn Rausing has followed the path of his ancestors contributing to the growth of the family empire. He joined the circle of world’s richest in 2013 after his widowed mother, Birgit Rausing, granted her part of the family fortune to her three children, as it was affirmed by the family-owned company, Tetra Laval. Finn has a seat on Tetra Laval’s board together with his siblings Kirsten and Jorn. The Tetra Pak company, which was founded by their grandfather, invented aseptic-packaging technology that makes beverages like milk and orange juice to be stored without refrigeration. It’s true some disapproved of the innovation for being too difficult to recycle, but in spite of that, Tetra Pak has become the central subsidiary of Tetra Laval. Finn, just like other family members, is known for keeping a low profile, especially after an unsuccessful attempt to abduct his brother Jorn near his home in Sweden in 1989.

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Alicia Koplowitz net worth: Alicia Koplowitz is а Spanish billionaire who has a net worth of $2.2 billion. Alicia Koplowitz and her older sister, fellow billionaire Esther, succeed construction firm, Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas, from their late father. It was in 1989, when the Koplowitz sisters acquired the control over the company and jointly ran the business until 1997, when Alicia sold her stake to Esther for $800 million. It turns out Alicia has made a wise move, since Alicia has seen her fortune grow while the firm is struggling to stay afloat amid Spain’s financial crisis. Ever since, she has invested in various industries like in steelmaker Acerinox, electric utility Iberdrola and banking group Banco Sabadell. She also holds a stake in Hospes, Spain’s chain of luxury hotels, and owns some more hotels in Italy and Miami. In addition to making her wealth swell, Alicia set up a charitable foundation, which gives Spanish fellows the opportunity to study child psychiatry in England and the US, at places like Columbia University’s Medical Center. Her efforts, to promote the development and study of child and adolescent psychiatry, didn’t go unnoticed as she was named an honorary member of the Spanish Society of Psychiatrists in 2009. She is a mother of three, but has no husband at the moment, having divorced Alberto Cortina in the early 90s.