Hong Kong maintained its position as the world's third-ranked financial hub, narrowing the gap with leading cities New York and London, according to the latest Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) report on Thursday. The report, which is published twice a year, said Hong Kong's overall rating rose 4 points, just 1 point below London and 2 points behind top-ranked New York. "This ranking is not an endpoint, but a validation of our strategy" said Benjamin Hung, chairman of the Financial Services Developm ...