TWO Scottish cities have both risen in the world rankings of financial centres, according to new figures released.
Scotland’s financial services industry continues to compete on the global stage as Glasgow jumped up nine places to 42nd, whilst Edinburgh moved up one place to 33rd in the Global Financial Centres Index.
A recent new growth sector strategy launched with Scottish Financial Industry aims to double assets under management in Scotland’s financial services sector to £1 trillion by 2030. He added:"The impressive rankings are testament to the work and engagement of businesses and organisations across Glasgow and Edinburgh, and the wider financial services industry.
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