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Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI)

The City of London Corporation has launched an independent Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI), and has commissioned Z/Yen to develop and manage the Index.  The GFCI is an ‘index of indices’, based on a number of existing rankings, in combination with a regular survey of senior industry figures.  The Index will be a dynamic product, which will track changing perceptions of cities as financial centres on an ongoing basis.

We would be grateful for your opinions on any financial centres with which you are familiar.  Please be assured that answers will be kept confidential, and used only to compile the GFCI.  The survey should take less than five minutes to complete.  We will send you a copy of our report.

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View GFCI 3 - March 2008 Report
View GFCI 2 - September 2007 Report
View GFCI 1 - March 2007 Report

The GFCI builds upon previous independent research commissioned by the City of London Corporation to evaluate London’s relative competitiveness as a financial centre:

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