Financial centre entities differ in terms of institutional structures and mandates - stemming from the types of institutions present, market size, and level of internationalization of capital flows.
As their core functions relate to market development and national, regional, or international promotion, many are structured as public-private agencies or market associations. Certain financial centre entities have regulatory and supervisory functions for the local market, while others may be linked to municipal government.
As the FC4S membership grows, their institutional models show greater diversity. In the 2019 survey, 42% of respondent entities were public-private partnerships, with increases in the number of municipally-linked entities.
FC4S Members

Abidjan
Abidjan International Finance Center

Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM)

Astana
Astana International Financial Centre

Auckland
Centre for Sustainable Finance Toitū Tahua

Barcelona
Barcelona Centre Financer Europeu - BCFE

Beijing
Institute of Finance and Sustainability

Busan
Busan Finance Centre

Cairo
Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA)

Casablanca
Casablanca Finance City

Canberra
Australian Sustainable Finance Institute

Dublin
ISFCOE - International Sustainable Finance Centre of Excellence

Edinburgh
Global Ethical Finance Initiative (GEFI)

Casablanca
Casablanca Finance City

Canberra
Australian Sustainable Finance Institute

Dublin
ISFCOE - International Sustainable Finance Centre of Excellence

Edinburgh
Global Ethical Finance Initiative (GEFI)

Frankfurt
Green and Sustainable Finance Cluster Germany

Geneva
SFG - Sustainable Finance Geneva

Glasgow
Global Ethical Finance Initiative (GEFI)

Guernsey
Guernsey Finance

Gujarat
International Financial Services Centres Authority

Hong Kong
Hong Kong Green Finance Association

Jersey
Jersey Finance

Kuala Lumpur
Capital Markets Malaysia

Lagos
The Financial Centre for Sustainability Lagos

Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein Bankers Association

Lisbon
Lisbon Grupo de Reflexão para o Financiamento Sustentável (GRFS)

London
City of London Corporation

Luxembourg
Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative

Madrid
The Center for Responsible and Sustainable Finance (Finresp) in Spain

Mexico City
Mexican Council of Sustainable Finance

Milan
ESGeneration Italy

Mongolia
Mongolian Sustainable Finance Association

Montreal
Finance Montréal

Nairobi
Nairobi International Financial Centre

New York
U.S. Alliance for Sustainable Finance

Paris
Finance for Tomorrow

Rio de Janeiro
Financial Innovation Laboratory

Rwanda
Kigali International Financial Centre

Seoul
Seoul Metropolitan Government

Shanghai
Lujiazui Financial City

Shenzhen
Shenzhen Green Finance Committee

Stockholm
Stockholm Green Fintech

Stuttgart
Stuttgart Financial

Tokyo
FinCity.Tokyo
