For the second year in a row, Mexican telecom mogul Carlos Slim Helu tops Forbes’s list of world billionaires. He’s worth $74 billion. Bill Gates ranks second with $56 billion and Warren Buffet third with $50 billion. This year, emerging markets are boasting more billionaires than they’ve had in the past:

America’s wealthiest still dominate the global ranks, but the U.S. is losing its grip. One in three billionaires is an American, down from nearly one out of two a decade ago. It has 10 more than last year but 56 fewer than its 2008 peak. The U.S. is adding new billionaires at a much slower pace; just 6% of its 413 billionaires are new this year compared with 47% of China’s and 30% of Russia’s.