“一超多强”角逐全球资管中心桂冠 上海首次进入全球前五

Core Insights - The 2025 Global Asset Management Center Evaluation Index report indicates a competitive landscape characterized by a "one strong, many strong" dynamic, with New York maintaining its top position due to its integrated advantages and rapid technological integration [1][2] - Shanghai has entered the global top five asset management centers for the first time, rising from seventh to fifth place, showcasing significant improvements in asset technology, underlying assets, and growth rates [2][4] Group 1: Global Asset Management Center Rankings - New York ranks first with a score of 97.91, showing no change from the previous year [4] - Paris has moved up to second place with a score of 84.72, while London has dropped to third with a score of 84.58 [4] - Shanghai's score is 84.22, placing it fifth, with notable rankings of third in underlying assets and growth rate, and sixth in funding sources and asset management technology [2][4] Group 2: China's Asset Management Growth Potential - China's investable assets are approximately 300 trillion yuan, indicating a substantial wealth demand that could drive growth in the asset management industry [4] - The shift in asset allocation from "savings + real estate" to financial assets is expected to accelerate due to ongoing economic growth and declining interest rates [4] Group 3: Technological Advancements in Asset Management - The introduction of asset management technology indicators aims to reflect the evolving landscape, emphasizing the importance of technology as a key driver in the asset management sector [6][7] - Asset management technology enhances data processing capabilities, risk management, and service customization, leading to improved efficiency and effectiveness in decision-making [7] Group 4: Gold Market Dynamics - Rising international gold prices are attributed to factors such as a declining dollar index, increased geopolitical risks, and low interest rates [8] - The development of gold tokens, leveraging blockchain technology, is seen as a strategic opportunity for China to enhance its position in the global gold market and financial center [9]