South China Morning Post: UBS unveils new Hong Kong West Kowloon headquarters, with around 3,500 employees planned to move in starting in the fourth quarter
According to report excerpts kept by the South China Morning Post, UBS showcased its new headquarters in West Kowloon, Hong Kong, to the media: a 20-story building located in Sun Hung Kai Properties' International Gateway Centre, featuring approximately 500,000 square feet of office space. The report noted that about 3,500 employees currently spread across five offices are scheduled to begin moving in during the fourth quarter. Showcasing the headquarters does not mean all employees have moved in yet; the report described it as part of UBS's strategic expansion in wealth management business within the Greater Bay Area.
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