Madrid is the main economic hub and decision-making centre in Spain

Key figures SIZE 8,030 km2 (1.6% of Spain) POPULATION (2016) 6.46 million (13.9% of Spain) GDP (2015) €203,626 million (18.8% of Spain) GDP PER CAPITA (2015) • €31,812 - No. 1 region in Spain • 36.6% higher than the national average GDP BY SECTOR 2015

Spain's economic driving force

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Spain's economic driving force

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Madrid leads growth both in Spain and in Europe…

…and the economic expansion is set to go on, according to spring 2016 European Commission predictions.

Main financial hub in Spain

Madrid is home to the operational headquarters of the key Spanish (Santander, BBVA, Popular, Bankinter, Bankia) and foreign banks, as well as the head offices of the leading investment funds in Spain. The leading national and international financial institutions in Spain are to be found in Madrid: The Madrid Stock Exchange, IBEX, Latibex, The National Securities Market Commission, Spain Financial Centre, Inter-American Development Bank, European Investment Bank, IOSCO, etc. 6th largest European market in terms of market capitalisation (after the London Stock Exchange, Euronext, Deutsche Börse, SIX Swiss Exchange and NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchange).

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Legislative and regulatory decision-making centre

The majority of Spain’s governmental and regulatory institutions and organisations are based in Madrid:

Office of the Head of State, Central Government, Congress, Senate, State ministries, Public enterprises, Constitutional Court, Supreme Court, National Markets and Competition Commission, etc.

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Business decision-making centre

Madrid is home to the head offices of the majority of the leading Spanish companies: almost 3/4 of the Spanish companies on the Forbes 2000 Global companies list are based in Madrid (19 out of 26).

Source: Forbes 2016

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73% of Spain's

multinational enterprises

are in Madrid

Business decision-making centre

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There are over 561,000 businesses registered in Madrid, accounting for almost 16% of all companies in Spain in 2016.

There are 4,045 foreign businesses in Madrid, accounting for 39.1% of all foreign companies in Spain.

The vast majority of the pre-eminent law firms, engineering companies, international consultancy firms and estate agencies in Spain are based in Madrid: PwC, Deloitte, Accenture, KPMG, EY, Garrigues, Cuatrecasas, JLL, Aguirre Newman, etc.

Madrid is the 3rd most important city in the European Union (after London and Paris) in terms of hosting operational headquarters of multinationals, according to the 2015 FORTUNE 500 list (Santander, Telefónica, Repsol, ACS and Mapfre).

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Leader in securing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

MADRID IS THE No. 1 CHOICE FOR INVESTMENTS IN SPAIN Of every €10 invested in Spain, nearly €6 comes to Madrid

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