Daniel Levy has been named on The Sunday Times Rich List 2020, with the Tottenham chairman worth £329million.
Renowned for his financial prudence and negotiating skills, Levy is a new entry on the list in 398th spot.
The 58-year-old ranked as the highest-paid Premier League executive last year, earning a £4m salary and pocketing a £3m bonus for overseeing the construction and opening of Spurs' new stadium.
Nevertheless, owner Joe Lewis remains the wealthiest man at the club. His 3.99billion fortune places him 34th on the list.
Vice president David Pearl is next on the list in 269th and is worth £500m.
Lewis and Levy were previously partners in the property development business and bought the club together in 2001.
Now their company ENIC owns 85.55 per cent of the North London club. Spurs have been valued at £1.268bn.
Elsewhere in the top flight, Everton's Alisher Usmanov has been listed as the wealthiest club owner, boasting a £11.7bn fortune.
Chelsea's Roman Abramovich is second, worth £6.3bn more than Lewis.