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Financial Centre Futures comprises the [[ZYen:Global Financial Centres Index|Global Financial Centres Index]] (GFCI) and other in-depth research papers exploring the potential factors likely to engender major changes to the structure of the financial system over the next 100 years. | Financial Centre Futures comprises the [[ZYen:Global Financial Centres Index|Global Financial Centres Index]] (GFCI) and other in-depth research papers exploring the potential factors likely to engender major changes to the structure of the financial system over the next 100 years. | ||
| − | GFCI utilizes the input of nearly 2,000 financial services professionals worldwide to produce a bi-annual report that measures and assesses the competitiveness of existing financial centres. The Global Financial Centres Index is published by Z/Yen Group (previously the City of London Corporation) and is sponsored by [ | + | GFCI utilizes the input of nearly 2,000 financial services professionals worldwide to produce a bi-annual report that measures and assesses the competitiveness of existing financial centres. The Global Financial Centres Index is published by Z/Yen Group (previously the City of London Corporation) and is sponsored by [[FinancialCentreFutures:Qatar Financial Centre Authority|Qatar Financial Centre Authority]]. |
*[http://www.longfinance.net/fcf-publications.html Access the publications] | *[http://www.longfinance.net/fcf-publications.html Access the publications] | ||
*[http://www.zyen.info/gfci/ Take the GFCI questionnaire] | *[http://www.zyen.info/gfci/ Take the GFCI questionnaire] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:48, 17 July 2012
Financial Centre Futures comprises the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) and other in-depth research papers exploring the potential factors likely to engender major changes to the structure of the financial system over the next 100 years.
GFCI utilizes the input of nearly 2,000 financial services professionals worldwide to produce a bi-annual report that measures and assesses the competitiveness of existing financial centres. The Global Financial Centres Index is published by Z/Yen Group (previously the City of London Corporation) and is sponsored by Qatar Financial Centre Authority.
- Access the publications
- Take the GFCI questionnaire
- Track the index over time
- Join the Financial Centre Futures group, part of the Long Finance Online Community
By highlighting and discussing potential drivers of change in the architecture of global finance over the long-term, Financial Centre Futures contributes to the overarching goals of Long Finance – to expand frontiers, change systems, deliver services and build communities.
