全球金融中心最新排名出炉，新加坡再次逼近第三名香港

Core Insights - Chinese cities continue to perform robustly in the global financial center competition, with three cities entering the top ten, while Hong Kong faces strong challenges from Singapore [1][4]. Summary by Categories Global Financial Center Rankings - The latest GFCI report ranks the top ten financial centers as follows: New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Seoul [1][4]. - The overall average score of global financial centers increased by 0.6%, indicating stable optimism among financial professionals regarding the industry's development [4]. Performance of Asian Financial Centers - The Asia-Pacific region has six financial centers in the global top 15, with an average score increase of 1.27%, while only one center saw a decline [5]. - Hong Kong has maintained its position as the third global financial center for three consecutive periods, with plans to strengthen its international financial center status [5]. Chinese Financial Centers - Twelve financial centers from mainland China are included in the GFCI rankings, with Shanghai (8th), Shenzhen (9th), Beijing (22nd), Guangzhou (33rd), and Qingdao (35th) leading the list [5]. - All Chinese financial centers saw score increases, with seven centers improving their rankings, including Guangzhou and Chengdu [8]. Financial Technology Rankings - Hong Kong ranks first globally in financial technology, with Shenzhen achieving its best performance, followed closely by New York and Singapore [12]. - Shanghai's financial technology ranking rose by nine places, placing it in the global top ten, while Guangzhou, Beijing, and Chengdu also saw improvements [12].