According to the latest ranking of world financial centers, new york and London are tied for the first time, ranking the highest in banking and financial industry. Among China cities, Hongkong still ranks third, with Beijing jumping to 15 and Shanghai dropping out of the top ten.

From July to June last year, the City of London government commissioned Z/Yen Group to conduct a survey of 75 financial cities around the world, and integrated the survey results of financial professionals, involving office rent, airport satisfaction, tax rates and so on. The survey found that the cumulative scores of 765,438+0 cities increased, while four cities fell, which reflected that the international financial industry was coming out of the financial turmoil, but also highlighted the growing challenges from Asia, as Hong Kong and Singapore were approaching the leading position.

Among them, Singapore ranked fourth, and Tokyo jumped to the fifth place. Shenzhen, which ranked fifth for the first time last year, fell back to ninth, which was the same as Sydney; Shanghai fell from tenth to eleventh; Beijing jumped from 23rd place to15th place, tied with San Francisco; Taipei climbed from 25th place to 2nd place1.

London has been overtaken by new york, the second largest financial city in the world, due to its declining performance in the past six months. The report warns that London, which has always been the world's leading financial industry, is not as competitive as before.