Financial Centers Frankfurt and Tokyo sign Memorandum of Understanding
The Organization of Global Financial City Tokyo and Frankfurt Main Finance sign a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation between the financial centers of Tokyo and Frankfurt.
World Economic Forum Davos 2026: Successful Frankfurt RheinMain reception
Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil supports Frankfurt Rhine-Main region and financial center in Davos. FRM GmbH event attracts record number of high-profile guests from business and politics.
Communiqué of the EU Roundtable of Financial Centers (EU-RFC)
Representatives of Europe’s leading financial centres defined common priorities to strengthen the competitiveness and stability of the European financial ecosystem at the EU-RFC meeting in Frankfurt.
Uzbekistan
Frankfurt Main Finance and the Ministry of Investment, Industry, and Trade of Uzbekistan have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly promote the establishment of a financial center in Uzbekistan. The partnership strengthens international exchange and promotes sustainable growth in the financial sector.
Da Nang, Vietnam
Da Nang and Frankfurt are building bridges in the financial world. A Memorandum of Understanding strengthens the exchange of expertise, investment, and cooperation between the international financial centers.
Top three papers of WAIFC Young Academic Award 2025
Top three finalists that will have the unique opportunity to present their research at WAIFC’s Annual General Meeting in Frankfurt.
Mapping the World’s Prices 2025
Which are the world’s cheapest and most expensive cities? Mapping the World’s Prices, now in its ninth edition, is the definitive guide to quality of life, rental costs and prices for phones, coffee, taxis and more in 69 cities from Abu Dhabi to Zurich.
Frankfurt Main Finance at Chengdu Finance Week 2025
Frankfurt Main Finance was represented with a digital keynote speech at Chengdu Finance Week 2025. The focus was on trust as the basis for economic resilience and successful financial center development—and Frankfurt’s special role in the international financial system.
Interview with Hubertus Väth: Financial bridges between Europe and China
Hubertus Väth, Managing Director of Frankfurt Main Finance, recently gave insights into the increasing financial integration between China and Europe in an interview at the Luzijan Forum. This developing cooperation offers Europe a number of opportunities to strengthen its financial relations with China.
What next for supply chains and transformation? An inspiring evening in Tokyo
Together with the German Embassy, Frankfurt Main Finance invited to dinner in Tokyo. An evening that once again made it clear that Japan and Germany have much more in common than ‘just’ economic interests.
