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JPMorgan to build huge new tower in London's Canary Wharf

JPMorgan's new tower in Canary Wharf will house 12,000 employees and is expected to add nearly £10 billion to the local economy over six years, subject to planning approval.

  • On Thursday, JPMorgan announced plans to build a three million square foot tower in the Canary Wharf financial district in East London, with costs likely over 3 billion.
  • JPMorganChase said the move reflects a lasting commitment to London, and Jamie Dimon noted that the UK government’s growth focus influenced the decision.
  • Canary Wharf Group is acting as co-developer, with JPMorganChase saying the project will contribute almost £10 billion to the local economy over six years and create 7,800 jobs.
  • JPMorganChase will retain its existing 25 Bank Street building while the new tower is built, and local leaders welcomed plans for a new riverside park and shared community space.
  • JPMorganChase's scheme — set to be London's largest office — underscores its UK footprint of 23,000 employees and a nearly 7.5 billion annual contribution to the economy.
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