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Lombard Odier Luxembourg to move to new headquarters in 2027
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The relocation of the Group’s Luxembourg-based Private Clients, Asset Management and Technology & Operations entities to the dynamic Cloche d’Or district is scheduled for the end of 2027
This strategic step reaffirms Lombard Odier’s commitment to its presence in Luxembourg and underscores its confidence in the country’s financial centre
Well connected to an efficient public transport network, the building aligns with the Group’s sustainability values and requirements, following in the footsteps of its new global headquarters inaugurated in Geneva in 2025.
Lombard Odier, a leading global wealth and asset manager, is pleased to announce that its Luxembourg-based entities will move into a new building at the end of 2027. Located in the rapidly developing Cloche d’Or district, between Boulevard de Kockelscheuer and Rue de Mercator, this new setting will welcome clients and nearly 300 Luxembourg-based employees in a bright, modern and inviting environment, in line with the Group’s values and commitment to sustainability and innovation.
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Present in the Grand Duchy since 2010 and seeking a new building to support its long-term growth, Lombard Odier selected the Terraces project developed by Grossfeld, a joint venture between real estate firms Promobe and Nextensa for its location in an attractive, easily accessible neighbourhood combining a business hub with residential areas and commercial activities. . As sustainability has been an integral part of the Group’s DNA since its foundation, the modularity and flexibility offered by a new building, the quality of its construction, and the targeted sustainable building certifications — namely BREEAM and WELL — were also key factors. Access to the site is facilitated by proximity to public transport and major road links, while giving priority to sustainable mobility.
Jessica Rabut, CEO of Lombard Odier (Europe), comments: “Following our new global headquarters in Geneva designed by Herzog & de Meuron, this new Luxembourg headquarters embodies our values and will support our future growth ambitions. It highlights the Group’s long-standing commitment to Luxembourg and its confidence in the country’s financial centre. We look forward to welcoming our clients in this new environment, which unites tradition and innovation.”
This new Luxembourg headquarters embodies our values and will support our future growth ambitions. Jessica Rabut, CEO of Lombard Odier (Europe)
The representatives of the Group’s three Luxembourg entities — Jessica Rabut, CEO of Lombard Odier (Europe), Matthieu Van De Casteele, CEO of Lombard Odier T&O Services (Europe), and Mark Edmonds, Managing Director of Lombard Odier Funds Europe — are delighted to move forward with this shared relocation project into a human-scale building aligned with the Group’s values of proximity and excellence, and developed within a long-term, trust-based partnership.
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Transparent and open to its surroundings, the building will offer employees an exceptional working environment designed according to the specific needs of the three entities, and in line with the highest sustainability standards.
As a long-term tenant in partnership with Grossfeld, Lombard Odier will be the building’s sole occupant. Currently based at 291 Route d’Arlon in Luxembourg’s Merl district, the Private Clients, Asset Management and Technology & Operations entities will occupy the six floors of the new headquarters, each with access to green terraces.
The interior layout will provide employees with an open, modern and welcoming workplace that fosters collaboration through dedicated spaces, while benefitting from the many services available nearby.
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Lombard Odier Luxembourg to move to new headquarters in 2027
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