The Banker10d
Built in the shadow of the 1980s: What’s next for Canary Wharf?
The HSBC logo perched at the top of 8 Canada Square has stared down on Canary Wharf for more than a quarter of a century. But ...
Business Insider29d
Citi is bucking the RTO trend and sticking to 3 days a week in the office, even as it spends $1.2 billion on a new London office
The Citi Tower in Canary Wharf is due to open in 2026. Citi's approach is less strict than most of its Wall Street competitors. Goldman Sachs was one of the first banks to re-introduce five days a ...
Construction News8d
Fit-out and infrastructure boost Morgan Sindall’s bottom line
A “significant contribution” from Morgan Sindall’s fit-out division and a hike in infrastructure work has driven double-digit ...
Citi is bucking the RTO trend and sticking to 3 days a week in the office, even as it spends $1.2 billion on a new London office
As rival banks like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs mandate five days in the office, Citi sees its hybrid schedule as a key benefit.
The Banker7d
ECB expected to approve UniCredit’s expanded Commerzbank stake; Switzerland may delay new UBS capital rules until 2028
New capital requirements for UBS could be delayed by years after Switzerland’s finance ministry announced plans on Wednesday to shift key decisions to parliament, with a possible referendum pushing ...
Business Matters29d
Citigroup bucks ‘return to office’ trend by committing to hybrid working
It employs 229,000 people globally, including 14,000 in the UK. Citigroup’s long-term commitment to office space is underscored by a £1bn renovation of its Canary Wharf skyscraper, due for completion ...
Business Matters20d
JP Morgan’s return-to-office push hits snag: there’s not enough desks for staff
Citigroup recently announced that most of its workforce will still be allowed to work remotely two days a week, as it embarks on a £1 billion refurbishment of its Canary Wharf headquarters. Meanwhile, ...