Quote from AK100:
Nowhere on the planet has a chance of taking over London or NY as the financial capital of the world unless they speak English as their first language.
English is the global language of money and commerce and that's never going to change.
Sure, there are 1billion plus mandarin speakers out there, trouble is 80%+ of them are peasants which means they count for nothing (sad, but true).
Quote from AK100:
Nowhere on the planet has a chance of taking over London or NY as the financial capital of the world unless they speak English as their first language.
English is the global language of money and commerce and that's never going to change.
Sure, there are 1billion plus mandarin speakers out there, trouble is 80%+ of them are peasants which means they count for nothing (sad, but true).
Quote from chipmunk:
are you kidding me? Nice palce to visit for a few days then the hummidity and crowds drive you mad.....I would never live there. Imagine Houston July all year round. :-( (and it's f**** expensive)
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Singapore is a nice place to live?
Quote from EMRGLOBAL:
But what if American people are fed up with Wall street bankers, trading ,hedge fund and all that finance activities:
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You definitly do not work on the "Street" or an industry that deals with Financial World.
Quote from AK100:
Nowhere on the planet has a chance of taking over London or NY as the financial capital of the world unless they speak English as their first language.
English is the global language of money and commerce and that's never going to change.
Sure, there are 1billion plus mandarin speakers out there, trouble is 80%+ of them are peasants which means they count for nothing (sad, but true).
Quote from jagadish:
Why not http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mumbai
And since only 1% of Indians invest via stock markets its all yours.
Quote from traderzhangSan:
To be able to become world financial center, you need to be risk takers.
Indian people are too conservative and they deem trading as gambling. Basically India doesn't have that kind of financial center cultures even though it claims it has British legal system. Maybe Mumbai will be Shanghai's back office some day and China outsource the quantitative analysis, programming, model development , trade settlements etc to mumbai.