LONDON - New York easily remains the world's top financial centre, cementing its position for the past six years after it overtook London, in second place ever since, ahead of Singapore, the latest Z/Yen rankings of global financial centres showed on Thursday.
"The leading financial centres improved or maintained their ranking in Global Financial Centres Index 35, with a high degree of stability in the rankings," said Michael Mainelli, the ceremonial Lord Mayor of the City of London financial district, on sabbatical from being chairman of Z/Yen.New York overtook London in 2018, after Britain voted to leave the European Union two years earlier, which raised questions about London's ability to remain globally competitive.
The survey rates 121 financial centres by combining 48,365 assessments, with 8,494 from financial professionals, along with quantitative data from the World Bank, OECD, U.N. and others. In fintech, New York retains its leading position, followed by London, then San Francisco. Shenzhen remains in fourth place, and Washington D.C. moved ahead to fifth, overtaking Singapore, it added.The frugal life of Warren Buffett: How the billionaire spends his fortune, from McDonald's breakfasts to a rare and 'indefensible' splurge
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