UBS Marks Handover of New Hong Kong Headquarters
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Hong Kong — UBS has completed the handover of its new Hong Kong headquarters at the International Gateway Centre in West Kowloon.
The 14-storey building will serve as UBS’s Hong Kong headquarters and is expected to consolidate employees currently working across five locations, including Two IFC and One Peking Road, by the fourth quarter of the year.
Located near the West Kowloon High Speed Rail station, the office provides direct rail access to Shenzhen in approximately 14 minutes. The move supports UBS’s strategy to strengthen connectivity and expand its presence across the Greater Bay Area, which comprises 11 cities in Southern China.
Iqbal Khan, President of UBS Asia-Pacific and Co-President of Global Wealth Management, said the new headquarters reflects the bank’s continued investment in Hong Kong and its long-term role in the region. He noted that bringing teams together in a single location will support collaboration and operational efficiency.
UBS stated that the new headquarters underscores Hong Kong’s position as a key international financial centre and a gateway to the Greater Bay Area, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to clients and staff in the region.
Hong Kong — UBS has completed the handover of its new Hong Kong headquarters at the International Gateway Centre in West Kowloon.
The 14-storey building will serve as UBS’s Hong Kong headquarters and is expected to consolidate employees currently working across five locations, including Two IFC and One Peking Road, by the fourth quarter of the year.
Located near the West Kowloon High Speed Rail station, the office provides direct rail access to Shenzhen in approximately 14 minutes. The move supports UBS’s strategy to strengthen connectivity and expand its presence across the Greater Bay Area, which comprises 11 cities in Southern China.
Iqbal Khan, President of UBS Asia-Pacific and Co-President of Global Wealth Management, said the new headquarters reflects the bank’s continued investment in Hong Kong and its long-term role in the region. He noted that bringing teams together in a single location will support collaboration and operational efficiency.
UBS stated that the new headquarters underscores Hong Kong’s position as a key international financial centre and a gateway to the Greater Bay Area, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to clients and staff in the region.
