Deutsche Bank is reviewing its presence in Canary Wharf in a move that could result in the German lender quitting the east London financial district altogether or shedding a third of its space.

Huge slices are to be cut out of the HSBC skyscraper in Canary Wharf under plans to turn it into a tourist hub instead of an office block. A radical redevelopment of the 1.1m sq ft tower ...

The new office, located at 20 Water Street in Canary Wharf, will span 44,000 square feet ... names located in the business hub, including HSBC, JP Morgan and Barclays. Chief people officer Iain ...

Overbury is hoping to start work this summer on the biggest fit-out job in London let last year. The firm is in a PCSA for ...

In the vacated shell of a Canary Wharf building once occupied by the defunct ... from decisions by a series of major tenants led by HSBC Holdings Plc to move back to the traditional financial ...

Canary Wharf is no more. Banking giants like HSBC – whose skyscraper historically dominated London’s skyline – have fled the capital’s business district in a signal that the return-to-office debate ...

The new office, located at 20 Water Street in Canary Wharf, will span 44,000 square feet and host Zopa ... The fintech will join a wealth of big banking names located in the business hub, including ...