On September 15, the China-Europe Lujiazui Institute of International Finance released the 2026 Global Asset Management Center Evaluation Index Report. According to the report, Shanghai rose to third place with 87.05 points, up 2.83 points and 2 places from the previous year. It entered the top three in the world for the first time, and became the highest ranked asset management center in Asia. The top two global asset management centers are New York and London, respectively. The index shows that the leading competition for global asset management centers has begun from competition within European and American cities to a new pattern where New York takes the lead, London maintains its advantage as an international hub, and Shanghai enters the first tier at an accelerated pace.

On September 15, the China-Europe Lujiazui Institute of International Finance released the 2026 Global Asset Management Center Evaluation Index Report. According to the report, Shanghai rose to third place with 87.05 points, up 2.83 points and 2 places from the previous year. It entered the top three in the world for the first time, and became the highest ranked asset management center in Asia. The top two global asset management centers are New York and London, respectively. The index shows that the leading competition for global asset management centers has begun from competition within European and American cities to a new pattern where New York takes the lead, London maintains its advantage as an international hub, and Shanghai enters the first tier at an accelerated pace.