The 2024 Global Asset Management Center Evaluation Index is released, with Hong Kong ranked ninth but leading in virtual asset management products in Asia.

Jingcolor Finance reported that, according to People's Daily, at the 2024 Global Asset Management Center Evaluation Index release and CLF50 Autumn Conference, the 2024 Global Asset Management Center Evaluation Index developed by the China-Europe Lujiazui International Financial Research Institute was officially released. The latest index report shows that New York is still leading globally, but the total score is lower than in previous years, and the gap with other cities has narrowed. In the Asian region, Singapore, Shanghai, and Tokyo all slipped one place from last year, ranking sixth, seventh, and tenth respectively. From the perspective of the scale growth of top asset management institutions and ETFs in Shanghai, Shanghai is still at the forefront of the world, and the trend of diversification is becoming increasingly evident. In addition to traditional asset classes, there are also digital assets, ESG products, etc. Although Hong Kong leads Asia in the field of family offices and virtual asset management products, the stock and bond markets are still sluggish, ranking ninth.