2022年第31期全球金融中心指数报告(英)-63正式版.pdf
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1、Financial Centre Futures The Global Financial Centres Index 31 March 2022 In March 2007, Z/Yen and the City Of London released the first edition of the GFCI, which continues to provide evaluations of competitiveness and rankings for the major financial centres around the world. We are pleased to pre
2、sent the thirty-first edition of the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI 31). In July 2016, Z/Yen and the China Development Institute (CDI) in Shenzhen established a strategic partnership for research into financial centres. We continue our collaboration in producing the GFCI. The GFCI is updated e
3、very March and September and receives considerable attention from the global financial community. The index serves as a valuable reference for policy and investment decisions. Z/Yen is the City of Londons leading commercial think-tank, founded in 1994 to promote societal advance through better finan
4、ce and technology. Z/Yen has built its practice around a core of high-powered project managers, supported by experienced technical specialists so that clients get expertise they need, rather than just resources available. The CDI is a leading national think-tank that develops solutions to public pol
5、icy challenges through broad-scope and in-depth research to help advance Chinas reform and opening-up to world markets. The CDI has been working on the promotion and development of Chinas financial system since its establishment in 1989. Based on rigorous research and objective analysis, CDI is comm
6、itted to providing innovative and pragmatic reports for governments at different levels in China and corporations at home and abroad. The authors of this report, Mike Wardle and Professor Michael Mainelli, would like to thank Bikash Kharel, Carol Feng, Peng Yu, and the rest of the GFCI team for thei
7、r contributions with research, modelling, and ideas. Cover photo by michael weir on Unsplash Global Financial Centres Index 31 Z/Yen Group 1 Foreword The GFCI has been an important benchmark for financial decision makers, helping to highlight key progress being made in various IFCs and also shining
8、a spotlight on cities strengths and specialisations. As the International Financial Centre in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) is pleased to co-host the launch of the new GFCI 31 report with the Z/Yen Group right in the heart of the UAE capital. On this years rankings, we wish to sincerely
9、congratulate all jurisdictions on their achievements and progress despite continuing economic headwinds and pandemic challenges. At ADGM, we are particularly encouraged to see Abu Dhabi recognised as the most desirable place to live and work outside of New York, London, Hong Kong and Singapore. Base
10、d on the GFCI 31 report, Abu Dhabi has risen 5 places in the global ranking to the 31st position as an international financial hub and maintained its place as one of the top 2 centres in the Middle East and Africa region. As a leading centre of excellence, Abu Dhabi thrives from its strong connectio
11、ns with other IFCs, and remains world renowned for its ease of doing business. Abu Dhabi is also one of the top 15 centres, nominated by respondents, to become even more significant in the near future. As an IFC and ecosystem builder, ADGM actively supports Abu Dhabi as a global trade and business h
12、ub and serves as a link between the growing economies of the Middle East, Africa and South Asia to the rest of the world. ADGM continues to lead the way globally on virtual asset regulation, digital courts, and effective dispute resolution. ADGM opened for business in 2015, and in just seven years h
13、as emerged as a pioneering regulatory leader, and an internationally recognised financial and business hub with forte in innovation, fintech, sustainability and more. Comprising of three independent authorities where Common English Law is directly applicable, ADGM plays an essential role in the dive
14、rsification of the UAE economy and is committed to providing a world-class business ecosystem operating with the highest standards of integrity. But of course, the financial world never stands still. The GFCI 31 index provides a useful platform for debate and discussion on how the IFC landscape can
15、continue to evolve and meet the needs of our rapidly transforming global financial sector. Dhaher Bin Dhaher Al Mheiri Chief Executive Officer of the Registration Authority Abu Dhabi Global Market Global Financial Centres Index 31 Z/Yen Group 2 GFCI 31 Summary & Headlines Overview We researched 126
16、centres for this edition of the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI 31). The number of financial centres in the main index has increased from 116 to 119 with the addition of Atlanta, Lugano, and Ho Chi Minh City. There are seven associate centres awaiting potential inclusion in the main index. Amon
17、g the top 40 centres, only one centre rose more than 10 rank places and none fell more than 10 places. Overall the average rating was stable, less than one point lower than GFCI 30, following three consecutive drops in the average rating. Asia/Pacific centres generally recovered losses that they exp
18、erienced in GFCI 30. This suggests that there is restored confidence in the economic strength of the region, and in trade performance. North American and Western European centres had generally stable performance. The data on which GFCI 31 is based relate to the period up to the end of 2021. While we
19、 might have expected more volatility in the ratings as the world continues to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, the broadly level ratings in the index suggest that in the last half of 2021, confidence was returning to the world economy. However, the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation wi
20、ll affect future ratings in ways that we cannot predict, except that it seems clear that the performance of the Russian financial centres in Moscow and St Petersburg is likely to fall sharply following the imposition of broad international sanctions against the Russian economy. GFCI 31 Results Leadi
21、ng Centres New York leads the index, with London second, ahead of Hong Kong and Shanghai. Shenzhen returned to the top ten in the index, replacing Paris, which fell to 11th place. The ratings of most of the leading centres were relatively stable, only changing by a few points. Western Europe London
22、continues to lead in the region, but dropped 14 points in the ratings, the biggest drop in the ratings among the top 20 centres. Other leading Western European centres were generally stable, although Berlin and Glasgow improved more than 10 rank places, while Hamburg, Stuttgart, Jersey, and Liechten
23、stein fell 10 or more ranking places. Lugano joined the index for the first time, entering in 72nd position. Asia/Pacific Following relatively poor performance in GFCI 30, two thirds of the Asia/Pacific centres in the index either matched or improved their ranking in GFCI 31. Hong Kong continues to
24、lead the region in third position globally, with Shanghai moving up two rank places to fourth and Singapore dropping two places to sixth position Ho Chi Minh City joins the index for the first time at 102nd position. Global Financial Centres Index 31 Z/Yen Group 3 North America North American centre
25、s fell back after a strong performance in GFCI 30, with seven of the 12 centres in the region falling in the rankings. Six North American centres now feature in the top 20. Atlanta joins the index for the first time, entering in 63rd place. Eastern Europe & Central Asia Moscow, Warsaw, and Istanbul
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