Indians have been gaining prominence around the world, not only because of their skills but also because of their business acumen. One of the biggest proofs of this prominence is the fact that an Indian family has topped and six others have made it to Bloomberg's list of top 20 richest families in Asia.

Here’s a look at the rankings of the wealthiest families in Asia, showcasing the impressive fortunes amassed across generations.

1. Mukesh Ambani’s family

Topping the list is Mukesh Ambani’s family with $90.5 billion in wealth. Mukesh Ambani oversees Reliance Industries, one of India's largest conglomerates.

2. Chearavanont

Ranked second, Thailand's Chearavanont family has amassed $42.6 billion through its Charoen Pokphand conglomerate, which spans food, retail, and telecom businesses across Asia.

3. Hartono

With a net worth of $42.2 billion, the Hartono family of Indonesia, third in the rankings, made its fortune in banking, primarily through Bank Central Asia, and from its origins in the tobacco industry.

4. Mistry family

India’s Mistry family, with a combined wealth of $37.5 billion, holds a significant stake in Tata Sons, the holding company of the Tata Group, as well as controlling Shapoorji Pallonji Group.

5. Kwok

Hong Kong's Kwok family ranks fifth with $35.6 billion, owing their fortune to Sun Hung Kai Properties, one of the city's largest real estate developers.

6. Tsai

From Taiwan, the Tsai family ranks sixth with a wealth of $30.9 billion, primarily built through their financial services firms, including Cathay Financial and Cubon Financial.

7. Jindal

India’s Jindal family comes seventh with $28.1 billion, a fortune derived from their diversified conglomerate, the OP Jindal Group, with interests in energy, cement, and sports.

8. Yoovidhya

Thailand’s Yoovidhya family ranks eighth with $25.7 billion, thanks to their creation of the energy drink "Red Bull", initially developed by Chaleo Yoovidhya in 1975.

9. Birla

Another prominent Indian name, the Birla family, ranks ninth with a net worth of $23 billion. The family’s business interests, spanning seven generations, include sectors like metals, cement, and financial services

10. Lee

The Lee family of South Korea rounds out the top 10 with $22.7 billion, a fortune rooted in the global success of Samsung, founded by Lee Byung-chull in 1938 and now a leader in technology.

Other notable families in the top 20 include the Zhang family of China, the Cheng family of Hong Kong, India's Bajaj family, and the Kwek/Quek family, further highlighting Asia’s growing wealth and business influence.