The Philippine capital fell nine places to 110th out of 121 global financial centers in the 36th edition of the biannual Global Financial Centers Index (GFCI) by London-based think tank Z/Yen. The GFCI evaluates the future competitiveness of financial centers and is used as a reference for policy and investment decision-makers. Manila’s GFCI rating went down by 15 points to 616, the lowest rating among its peers in the East and Southeast Asian region. In a separate assessment of financial technology (fintech), Manila fell four places to 101st out of 116 financial centers.
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