Global Financial Hub

A Global Financial Hub is a city or region that plays a major role in the world's financial system. It hosts a concentration of banks, investment firms, stock exchanges, and financial services that facilitate international trade, investment, and capital flow. These hubs attract businesses and finance professionals from around the world, providing advanced infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and connectivity. Examples include New York, London, and Hong Kong. Their importance lies in supporting global economic activity, enabling companies to raise capital, manage risk, and execute transactions efficiently on a worldwide scale.