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The list of world's financial centres.

10. Chicago, United States
9. Beijing, China
8. Frankfurt, Germany
7. Paris, France
6. Shanghai, China
5. Hong Kong
4. Singapore
3. Tokyo, Japan
2. London, United Kingdom
1. New York City, United States

Chicago. The Illinois city has the "world’s largest derivatives market" when the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade merged in 2007, under the CME Group.

Frankfurt. Frankfurt attracts many foreign banks which maintain offices in the city. It is the seat of Deutsche Börse, one of the leading stock exchanges and derivatives markets operators, and the European Central Bank, which sets the monetary policy for the single European currency.

Hong Kong. As a financial centre, Hong Kong has strong links with London and New York City.

London. London has been a leading international financial centre since the 19th century.

New York City. Since the middle of the 20th century, New York City, represented by Wall Street, has been described as a leading financial centre.

Paris. Alongside equity trading on the Paris Stock Exchange, there is futures and options trading, insurance, corporate banking and asset management taking place in Paris.

Singapore. Singapore has developed into the Asia region’s largest centre for foreign exchange and commodity trading, as well as a growing wealth management hub.

Shanghai. Official efforts have been directed to making Pudong a financial leader by 2010.

Tokyo. As a financial centre, Tokyo has good links with New York City, and London