Global Financial Centres - Rise and Fall
- Winners and losers around the world
- Global Financial Centres Index: methodology and operation
- Winning strategies: old categories, new entrants
- Policy implications: the non-zero-sum game of global finance
- Success: what makes a successful global financial centre?  | | Professor Michael Mainelli, Executive Chairman, Z/Yen addressing the Global Financial Services Centres Conference |
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Global Financial Centres - Rise and Fall
- Winners and losers around the world
- Global Financial Centres Index: methodology and operation
- Winning strategies: old categories, new entrants
- Policy implications: the non-zero-sum game of global finance
- Success: what makes a successful global financial centre? |
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 Michael Mainelli
Executive Chairman
Z/Yen
Professor Michael Mainelli chairs Z/Yen, the City of London's leading commercial think-tank, which he co-founded in 1994 to promote societal advance through better finance and technology. Michael started as a research scientist in aerospace (rocket science) and computing, later becoming a partner and board member in a leading accountancy firm, before a spell as Corporate Development Director of Europe's largest R&D organisation, the UK's Defence Evaluation and Research Agency. Michael is Mercers' School Memorial Professor of Commerce at Gresham College, Visting Professor at LSE where he obtained his PhD, was the British Computer Society's Director of the Year 2004/2005 and created the London Accord, the world's leading research cooperative into environmental, social and governance investment. Based on Z/Yen's work with all the leading global banks, Michael created the Global Financial Centres Index in 2005.
The GFCI 7 report, published in March 2010 can be found here.
The GFCI 6 report, published in September 2009 can be found here.
The GFCI 5 report, published in March 2009 can be found here.
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