New York was also the top city for the business activity dimension, with top points for capital markets. New York extended its lead over the other cities, receiving the highest score in human capital due to strong performance in number of international schools, international student population, and medical universities. The top four cities’ ability to maintain their standing for four years highlights the breadth of advantages needed to stay at the top of the index, and how top global status is self-reinforcing. The 2020 report also added the new metrics of “number of unicorn companies” and the “number of medical universities.” The report encompassed 151 cities across the world.
Kearney’s global cities index (GCI) assesses how globally engaged cities are across the dimensions of business activity, human capital, information exchange, cultural experience, and political engagements. Beijing, meanwhile, jumped to fifth place, overtaking Hong Kong. London, Paris, and Tokyo maintained their positions at second, third, and fourth, respectively – also for the fourth year in a row.
New York topped Kearney’s Global Cities Index for the fourth consecutive year.
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