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ExWorks Capital cements London presence with move to King William Street

Specialist financier ExWorks Capital today announces its move to 33 Central, King William Street, City of London from its previous London headquarters on Cornhill, also in the City. 

This move marks a significant milestone for the Chicago-based company, which opened its first international office in London in 2017. Over the past two years, ExWorks has enjoyed notable success, ensuring that the company’s excellent reputation has been upheld in the United Kingdom (UK). The new headquarters will facilitate the continued growth of ExWorks’ business and enable it to cater to the needs of its expanding client base. ExWorks will occupy the seventh floor of the building, which was purchased by Wells Fargo early in 2018. 

Chris Ash, Managing Director at ExWorks Capital, says: “We are delighted to announce that we will be relocating to 33 Central in a move that truly demonstrates how well we have integrated into the UK market. We anticipate continued progress in 2019 and the new office will provide us with a solid base to accommodate both our growing team and our expanding international client base. This is a highly exciting time for the company and we look forward to seeing our success continue in the years to come.”

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