Congratulations!

Agree with the above advice, the fit with your career goals, in terms of the career placements of the graduates, companies recruiting, networking opportunities, and reputation within your target industry would be more critical than the minimal difference in rankings. Fit with your life situation is also an important consideration, taking into account how the location will allow you to address other priorities, such as responsibilities and opportunity for personal growth.

Wish you all the best!

Hi,
Congrats on your admit - albeit a little late!
To add bit more perspective on the ranking issue - I am aware of at least 2 top (read top 50) Asian schools where career placement (arguably one of the most sought after elements) leave a lot to be desired of. The schools have an excellent network of alumni and students get employment through rigorous networking and something that is drilled in the students from day one. Ranking means little except for clusters i.e. top 3, top 10, top 20, top 50 and so on. Within each category, the schools are fairly inter-changeable.
Another excellent place to look for, would be go to LinkedIn and search for where the alums of each school is working at now, particularly in Finance. Again, please bear in mind that working in Finance is a very broad area - is it investment banking, corporate banking, as analyst, PMO or more strategic aspects of Finance. Each of these have a different career path and definitely a different approach to selecting schools, courses and how you position yourself.
Hope this helps