
Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong have been ranked among the top ten financial hubs globally, according to a recent report. San Francisco remains the leading startup capital of the world, with a significant lead over other cities. In terms of capital raised for startups, San Francisco leads with $427.6 billion, followed by New York with $179.9 billion, and Beijing with $161.2 billion. Shanghai has raised $130.3 billion, while Shenzhen has raised $46.4 billion. Los Angeles and Boston have also made significant contributions, raising $144.6 billion and $117.0 billion respectively. The report also highlights the shifting dynamics of global financial centers, noting that cities like London, New York, and Hong Kong have lost points, whereas Shanghai and Seoul are on the rise. Seoul's $200 million investment underscores Asia's ambition to lead in finance by 2030.
The tides are shifting for global financial centers: London, NY, and HK have lost points, while cities like Shanghai and Seoul are climbing. Seoul's $200M investment shows Asia's ambition to lead in finance by 2030. #FinancialCenters #Asia #GlobalEconomy https://t.co/ymHIfovS9V
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Starting a business? Here are the top startup cities around the world: (Based on capital raised) 🇺🇸 San Francisco $427.6B 🇺🇸 New York $179.9B 🇨🇳 Beijing $161.2B 🇨🇳 Shanghai $130.3B 🇺🇸 Los Angeles $144.6B 🇺🇸 Boston $117.0B 🇬🇧 London $99.0B 🇨🇳 Shenzhen $46.4B 🇰🇷 Seoul $31.1B 🇯🇵…
