Global Cities 2016 | A.T. Kearney
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A.T. Kearney's Global Cities Index examines which global cities are performing best today, which have the best long-term potential, and what makes a “smart city”?
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Global Cities 2016 | A.T. Kearney
- 2. 2016 Global Cities Index London unseats New York to take the #1 spot, driven by strong performance in cultural exchange and business activity. Global Cities 2016
- 3. 2016 Global Cities Outlook San Francisco maintains its #1 position as the “fastest”-improving city, largely due to innovation. Global Cities 2016
- 4. Global Elite 15 cities rank in the top 25 of both the Index and Outlook; London and New York are only cites in the top 10 of both. London New York Global Cities 2016
- 5. Global Elite The Elite also include Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, San Francisco, Boston, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney, and Melbourne. Global Cities 2016
- 6. Using the leader of each of the Index’s 27 metrics, the “perfect” city would require 18 different cities. Global Cities 2016 Global Cities Index—leaders by dimension Global Cities Index—leaders by metric Business activity Foreign-born population New York Top universities Boston Population with tertiary degrees Tokyo International student population London Number of inter- national schools Hong Kong Embassies and consulates London Think tanks Washington, D.C. International organizations Geneva Political conferences Brussels Local institutions with global reach New York Human capital Information exchange Cultural experience Political engagement New York New York Paris London Washington, D.C. Note: ICCA is the International Congress and Convention Association. *Indicates new leaders in 2016 Source: A.T. Kearney Global Cities 2016 Fortune 500 Beijing Top global services firms London Capital markets New York Air freight Hong Kong Sea freight Shanghai ICCA conferences Paris* Access to TV news Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Zurich, Geneva*, Brussels* News agency bureaus London Broadband subscribers Geneva, Zurich Freedom of expression Stockholm Online presence Singapore Museums Moscow Visual and performing arts New York Sporting events London International travelers London Culinary offerings New York Sister cities St. Petersburg*
- 7. The “fastest”-improving city, based on the leader of the Outlook’s 13 indicators, would require 20 cities. Global Cities 2016 Global Cities Outlook—leaders by dimension *Indicates new leaders in 2016 Source: A.T. Kearney Global Cities 2016 Global Cities Outlook—leaders by indicator Personal well-being Stability and security Warsaw Healthcare evolution Multiple leaders Gini coefficient index Prague Environmental performance Sydney*, Melbourne* Economics Innovation Governance Melbourne* London San Francisco Geneva, Zurich Infrastructure Bogotá GDP per capita Houston FDI inflow Karachi* Patents per capita Munich, Shenzhen, Houston Private investments San Francisco, Beijing, New York University-sponsored incubators Mexico City, Nairobi, Guadalajara, San Francisco Quality of bureaucracy Dublin Ease of doing business Warsaw Transparency Brussels*
- 8. Global Cities 2016 “Smart cities” place technology at the core of development strategy. They rank highly in information exchange, human capital, and business activity in the Index and governance and personal well-being in the Outlook.
- 9. For more information about A.T. Kearney’s Global Cities 2016, please visit: www.atkearney.com/research-studies/ global-cities-index Global Cities 2016 #GlobalCities