07/10/2025
【吉隆坡（Kuala Lumpur）以714分位居全球第45名】🥳🥳
巩固了其作为区域金融强者的地位。作为马来西亚首都，吉隆坡正逐渐成为东盟金融版图中的关键城市，吸引着越来越多的金融科技（Fintech）初创企业与绿色金融项目。
与此同时，马来西亚的纳闽岛（Labuan）作为离岸金融中心，以699分排名全球第60名，凸显其在跨境投资与离岸银行业务中的重要角色
Singapore Leads as Asia’s Top Financial Center in 2025
According to the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) 2025, Singapore maintains its position as Asia’s leading financial hub and ranks 4th globally, earning an impressive score of 763. Known for its strong regulatory framework, advanced infrastructure, and global connectivity, Singapore continues to be the preferred base for international banks and investors. The city-state’s dominance reflects its ability to balance innovation and stability in the ever-evolving global economy.
Following Singapore, Kuala Lumpur ranks 45th globally with a score of 714, solidifying its role as a strong regional performer. Malaysia’s capital is becoming increasingly important in ASEAN’s financial landscape, attracting fintech startups and green finance initiatives. Meanwhile, Labuan, an offshore financial hub also part of Malaysia, secures a spot at 60th with a score of 699, underscoring its role in facilitating cross-border investments and offshore banking.
In Southeast Asia’s broader context, Jakarta (91st) and Ho Chi Minh City (95th) are emerging as rising financial centers, showing consistent growth supported by their expanding economies and digital transformation efforts. Cities like Bangkok, Manila, and Da Nang are also progressing steadily, reflecting the region’s increasing financial sophistication. Together, these cities are shaping a more interconnected and competitive ASEAN financial ecosystem.
