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*Eldura, {{Flagcountry|Vekaiyu}}, is the largest city in the [[Vekaiyun Union]] by population and GVA, and exerts influence in Northeast [[Yasteria]]
*Stromharad, {{Flagcountry|Asendavia}}, is the economic and population centre of the fourth largest economy in the world.
*Cynebury, {{Flagcountry|Tretrid}}, is the
*[[Nuvrenon]], {{Flagcountry|Tavaris}}, is arguably the economic centre of the [[Tavari Union]] and exerts influence in the [[Council of Gondwana]]
*Molebaai, {{Flagcountry|Vistaraland}}, is the economic centre of a transcontinental country that occupies an important economic role in the [[North Concordian Economic Forum]]
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*[[Privetia Taurillien]], {{Flagicon image|New Leganes flag.png}} [[New Leganes]], is at the centre of one of the most developed and stable countries in the world and is a major financial centre in the [[OFAC|Organization for Arcturian Cooperation]].
There are also specialist financial centers such as:
==Reception==▼
*{{Flagicon image|Vakrestrender.png}} [[Vakrestrender]] is unique in that it is a sink offshore financial centre that exerts disproportionate financial influence through its entertainment and media financing and its role in the Norgsveltian and Akuan financial systems for instance as the base of the [[Lotus Development Bank]] and the [[Akuan Development Bank]].
The Index is generally cited as a useful metric for comparing financial centres and the characteristics and policies that set them apart from their peers. It also helps institutions and governments identify nodes of risk and opportunity in the global financial system. The commentary which accompanies the index is noteworthy for sharing insights into the outcomes presented by different policy decisions and financial circumstances. Nevertheless, the index has been criticised for prejudicing developing countries and discrediting Socialist economies. ▼
▲==Reception==
▲The Index is generally cited as a useful metric for comparing financial centres and the characteristics and policies that set them apart from their peers. It also helps institutions and governments identify nodes of risk and opportunity in the global financial system. The commentary which accompanies the index is noteworthy for sharing insights into the outcomes presented by different policy decisions and financial circumstances. Nevertheless, the index has been criticised for prejudicing developing countries and discrediting Socialist economies.
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