Where finance people work.

The original financial district — eight blocks that set the global tape.

Where modern bulge-bracket and asset management actually sit.

The youngest cluster — built over a rail yard, anchored by BlackRock and KKR.

Hedge fund row — the leafy suburb where US hedge funds cluster.

The trading-floor commute — UBS and RBS built two of the largest floors ever here.

Futures, options and the Midwest's trading heartland.

The West Coast cluster — venture, fintech and tech-listed equity.

Two miles of road that funded most of the modern internet.

Mutual-fund central — Fidelity's home, and one of the oldest US clusters.

America's second banking centre — Bank of America's home.

Canada's Wall Street — the Big Six and the TSX.

London's purpose-built banking estate on the Isle of Dogs.

The Square Mile — the original European money market.

Hedge funds and family offices — the discreet end of London finance.

The eurozone's central bank lives here.

Paris's purpose-built business district — bigger than the City by floor space.

The square at the centre of Swiss banking.

Private banking, commodities trading and watches.

Switzerland's tax-friendly canton became Ethereum's birthplace.

Milan's modern banking quarter — UniCredit's twisted spire.

Amsterdam's office cluster — and Europe's largest equities venue post-Brexit.

The plateau where Europe parks its funds.

Ireland's purpose-built financial-services centre on the Liffey.

Scotland's asset-management capital — Baillie Gifford's home.

Wallenberg country — Stockholm's understated banking spine.

Asia's global financial centre — IFC, Two ifc and the Cheung Kong Center.

Singapore's reclaimed-land financial core — the MAS, MBFC and the Sands.

Singapore's older banking core, named after Sir Stamford Raffles.

Mitsubishi's ginkgo-lined estate — Japan's banking heart.

Tokyo's historic stock-exchange neighbourhood, just east of Marunouchi.

Pudong's skyscraper-cluster — mainland China's financial showcase.

Where the Chinese regulators sit — Xicheng's policy quarter.

Mumbai's modern financial belt — built to relieve Nariman Point.

The southern hemisphere's largest financial centre.

Dubai's onshore financial free zone — Gate Avenue and the DFSA.

Al Maryah Island's English-law free zone — and a magnet for hedge funds.

Saudi Arabia's purpose-built financial city, north of central Riyadh.

Israel's startup-and-finance spine — the TA-35 and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Brazil's modern financial avenue — and the home of XP, BTG and Itaú.

Mexico's banking spine — Reforma's tower line and the BMV.

Africa's richest square mile — and the JSE.