第38期“全球金融中心指数”：粤港澳大湾区有三座城市进入金融科技前十名

Core Insights - The GFCI 38 report indicates a positive outlook for global financial centers, with an overall average score increasing by 0.6% compared to the previous report [1] - Hong Kong ranks first in fintech development for the first time, while Shenzhen achieves its best performance historically [1][3] Group 1: Global Financial Center Rankings - The top ten global financial centers are New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Seoul [1] - The first tier of financial centers (New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore) has a score gap reduced to just 1 point, with Singapore's score increasing by 13 points [2] - The second tier includes San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Seoul, with an overall score gap of nearly 10 points from the first tier [2] Group 2: Chinese Financial Centers - Twelve financial centers from mainland China are included in the index, with Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Qingdao being the top five [2] - Shanghai and Shenzhen rank in the top 15 globally across five categories: business environment, human capital, infrastructure, financial industry development level, and reputation [2] Group 3: Fintech Development - The fintech development level is assessed for 116 financial centers, with Hong Kong ranking first and Shenzhen achieving its best performance [3] - The Greater Bay Area has three financial centers in the top ten for fintech, highlighting regional strengths [3] - The rankings show a growing diversity in fintech, with significant representation from both the US and China [3]