GFCI - Global Financial Centres Index
The Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) was first produced by the Z/Yen Group in March 2007 following another research project into city competitiveness we undertook in 2005. The aim of the GFCI is to examine the major financial centres globally in terms of competitiveness. The GFCI has been published every six months (although the index is actually produced every three months).
We have been able to increase the number of respondents and additional data in successive editions of GFCI and this has enabled us to highlight the changing priorities and concerns of finance professionals across a period of great economic instability.
The GFCI provides profiles, ratings and rankings for 75 financial centres drawing on two separate sources of data – instrumental factors (external indices) and responses to an online survey.
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. The questionnaire should take less than five minutes to complete. If you provide an email address, in return we will send you a copy of the next GFCI report.
GFCI is part of the Financial Centre Futures programme in Long Finance - visit the website for more information
www.financialcentrefutures.net
Click on the image below to download a copy of the latest report.
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GFCI 13 Mark Yeandle, Nick Danev, Chiara von Gunten and Michael Mainelli, Z/Yen Group Limited 48 pages, Z/Yen Group and Qatar Financial Centre Authority (March 2013) |
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GFCI 12 Mark Yeandle, Nick Danev, Z/Yen Group Limited 48 pages, Z/Yen Group and Qatar Financial Centre Authority (September 2012) |
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GFCI 11 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev, Z/Yen Group Limited 48 pages, Z/Yen Group and Qatar Financial Centre Authority (March 2012) |
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GFCI 10 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev, Z/Yen Group Limited 40 pages, Z/Yen Group and Qatar Financial Centre Authority (September 2011) |
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GFCI 9 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev, Z/Yen Group Limited 40 pages, Z/Yen Group and Qatar Financial Centre Authority (March 2011) |
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GFCI 8 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev, Ben Morris and Richard Leeds, Z/Yen Group Limited 40 pages, Z/Yen Group and Qatar Financial Centre Authority (October 2010) |
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GFCI 7 Mark Yeandle, Michael Mainelli, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev and Ben Morris, Z/Yen Group Limited 38 pages, City of London Corporation (March 2010) |
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GFCI 6 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev and Alexander Knapp of the Z/Yen Group 30 pages, City of London Corporation (September 2009) |
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GFCI 5 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne and Nick Danev of the Z/Yen Group 56 pages, City of London Corporation (March 2009) |
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GFCI 4 Mark Yeandle, Jeremy Horne, Nick Danev and Ben Morris of the Z/Yen Group 20 pages, City of London Corporation (September 2008) |
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GFCI 3 Mark Yeandle, Michael Mainelli and Ian Harris of the Z/Yen Group 80 pages, City of London Corporation (March 2008) |
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GFCI 2 Mark Yeandle, Michael Mainelli and Ian Harris of the Z/Yen Group 78 pages, City of London Corporation (September 2007) |
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GFCI 1 Michael Mainelli and Mark Yeandle of the Z/Yen Group 64 pages, City of London Corporation (March 2007) |
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