Universities, in particular, are integral to the future prosperity of a city, as highly qualified graduates earn more money and generate higher tax revenues. These factors help to attract highly paid knowledge workers and drive economic growth. The index identifies those cities with a combination of economic dynamism, world-class universities, forward-thinking environmental policies and excellent transport infrastructure. These are economic, environmental, innovation and transport. The Schroders’ Global Cities Index aims to identify and rank the best global cities using four metrics. It also scored well for its world-class universities and extensive public transport network, which is set to expand this year with the long-awaited opening of the new Elizabeth Line. London has held on to the top spot in Schroders’ Global Cities Index for the second year running, with the UK capital scoring highly in a number of areas and being ranked first among its global peers for innovation.
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