“纽伦沪”连续六年蝉联前三 科技和绿色成为国际金融中心建设发展新赛道

Core Insights - The "Xinhua International Financial Center Development Index (2025)" has been released, indicating a stable overall pattern for international financial centers, with the top ten cities being New York, London, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Beijing, Shenzhen, Paris, and Frankfurt [1][8] - The index evaluates 45 sample cities based on five dimensions: financial market, growth development, industrial support, service level, and national environment, and has been published for fifteen consecutive years [1][8] Summary by Categories Overall Ranking - In 2025, the ranking of international financial centers remains stable, with 22 out of 45 cities maintaining their positions; New York, London, and Shanghai continue to hold the top three spots [2][10] - The cities with the largest upward movement in rankings are Luxembourg, Mumbai, Vienna, and Rome, each rising by three positions; Seoul and Montreal experienced the largest declines, each dropping by four positions [2][11] Sub-Index Performance - In the financial market sub-index, New York and London have held the top two positions for four consecutive years, while Paris improved from ninth to seventh place [4][13] - Shanghai has ranked first in the growth development sub-index for fifteen years, with New York and London in second and third, respectively; Singapore moved up from sixth to fifth [4][13] - In the industrial support sub-index, Frankfurt rose from thirteenth to ninth, while Chicago fell from eighth to tenth [4][13] - The service level and comprehensive environment sub-indices show overall stability with minimal changes [4][13] Regional Insights - Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Singapore continue to lead in the comprehensive index, while Beijing and Shenzhen show significant potential in growth development and industrial support [4][13] - The Asia-Pacific region is characterized by high growth potential, particularly in technology innovation and green transformation, becoming a key driver of global financial development [4][13][6] Trends and Future Outlook - The development of global financial centers is marked by distinct trends, with fintech, digital currency, and climate financing emerging as core issues reshaping global financial governance and investment patterns [6][14] - Each financial center is leveraging its unique resources for targeted development: New York and London as comprehensive centers, Shanghai attracting global financial resources, Hong Kong focusing on asset and wealth management, and Singapore enhancing its shipping finance ecosystem [6][14] - The report emphasizes the importance of open cooperation among financial centers to foster mutual benefits and sustainable economic recovery [7][14]