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FX firm Global Reach Partners more than doubles its floorspace following office move
Foreign exchange firm Global Reach Partners has completed its move to new premises in the City of London following a period of sustained growth.
The business, which has previously traded as Corporate FX, acquired FC Exchange back in August for an undisclosed amount and has seen its team swell to over 170 employees, necessitating the move to new headquarters.
The newly combined business transacts over £5.5bn of currency deals per year and last August entered into a two-year deal with Premier League football club, Crystal Palace, to become its official FX partner.
Making the move to new 18,000 sq ft premises at Woolgate Exchange in the heart of the Square Mile, the relocation combines teams from its former 7,500 sq ft HQ on 4 Coleman Street and FC Exchange’s offices at Salisbury House on Finsbury Circus.
Mark Smith-Halvorsen, Chief Executive Officer of Global Reach Partners, commented: “This move is another positive step forward in our development as a business.
“Organic growth of Global Reach Partners and the recent acquisition of FC Exchange means we have a need for a new premises to accommodate our team to service our growing list of clients.”
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