London beats New York to best city title in PwC’s Cities of Excellence report
London has topped the PwC’s Cities of Excellence survey for the first time since it launched six years ago
London has knocked New York from the top spot to claim the title of best city in the world in an international survey.
In a global comparison of the 30 most influential centres, the UK capital was ranked first overall and also for economic clout, technology readiness and as a city gateway; meaning it is an excellent transport hub and tourist destination.
It is the first time London has taken top billing since the launch six years ago of PwC’s Cities of Excellence, a worldwide report with 59 indicators rating everything from health, education and ease of doing business to cost of living and and sustainability.
PwC partner David Snell, author of the report, told City A.M.: “There’s no more potent a reminder of what sustainable growth looks like than the view of London when you draw the dots between our ranking on higher education, technology access, skills, attractiveness for foreign direct investment, and ease of doing business.”
As well as claiming first place in three of 10 key areas, London was ranked second – behind Paris – for intellectual capital and innovation, and was pipped to the post by Sydney in the “demographics and livability” section, which ranks favourite places to live and work.
Surprisingly, given Mark Carney’s worries, London is in the top 10 for housing. But the cost of business occupancy is third highest.
In a global comparison of the 30 most influential centres, the UK capital was ranked first overall and also for economic clout, technology readiness and as a city gateway; meaning it is an excellent transport hub and tourist destination.
It is the first time London has taken top billing since the launch six years ago of PwC’s Cities of Excellence, a worldwide report with 59 indicators rating everything from health, education and ease of doing business to cost of living and and sustainability.
PwC partner David Snell, author of the report, told City A.M.: “There’s no more potent a reminder of what sustainable growth looks like than the view of London when you draw the dots between our ranking on higher education, technology access, skills, attractiveness for foreign direct investment, and ease of doing business.”
As well as claiming first place in three of 10 key areas, London was ranked second – behind Paris – for intellectual capital and innovation, and was pipped to the post by Sydney in the “demographics and livability” section, which ranks favourite places to live and work.
Surprisingly, given Mark Carney’s worries, London is in the top 10 for housing. But the cost of business occupancy is third highest.
根據20日公布的報告，英國首都倫敦首度登上整體最有魅力城市第一名，巴黎則遠遠落後倫敦5個名次。
資誠國際有限公司(PricewaterhouseCoopers)報告顯示，倫敦攀升2名，把紐約擠下冠軍寶座。法國首都巴黎則與倫敦在吸引資金和觀光客上激烈競爭，本次排名下滑2個名次，在全球30個城市中排名第六。
根據這份年度報告，在經濟實力上，倫敦和巴黎也是一進一退，倫敦爬升2個名次，巴黎則倒退2名。
不過巴黎在「智能資本和創新」扳回一城，拿下第一；倫敦則在「門戶城市」指標拔得頭籌，並與南韓首爾在「技術成熟度」上並列第一。
紐約名列全球吸引力第二高的城市，新加坡第三，加拿大多倫多第四，美國舊金山第五。
資誠國際有限公司根據自身調查、國際貨幣基金(IMF)和其他國際組織研究報告，完成這份調查。
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