Lombard Odier has announced that its Luxembourg entities will move into a new headquarters in the Cloche d’Or district by the end of 2027, marking a strategic step to support the Group’s continued growth in the Grand Duchy.

The new premises will bring together the Group’s Private Clients, Asset Management, and Technology & Operations teams, currently located in the Merl district, into a modern, purpose-built environment designed to accommodate nearly 300 employees and to enhance client experience.

Modular And Flexible Workspaces

Located between Boulevard de Kockelscheuer and Rue de Mercator, the building forms part of the «Terraces» development project by Grossfeld, a joint venture between real estate firms Promobe and Nextensa. The location combines business, residential, and commercial activities and offers strong accessibility through public transport and major road connections, while prioritising sustainable mobility solutions. 

The project reflects Lombard Odier’s longstanding sustainability focus. The building is designed to meet high environmental and well-being standards. The structure will feature modular and flexible workspaces, green terraces on all six floors, and collaborative environments aligned with the Group’s focus on innovation and proximity to clients.

Supporting Future Growth Tragets

Jessica Rabut, CEO of Lombard Odier (Europe), said the move builds on the Group’s recent investments in infrastructure: «Following our new global headquarters in Geneva, this new Luxembourg headquarters embodies our values and supports our future growth ambitions. It confirms our long-term commitment to Luxembourg and our confidence in the country’s financial centre. We look forward to welcoming clients into an environment that brings together tradition and innovation.»

Under a long-term lease agreement with Grossfeld, Lombard Odier will become the sole occupant of the building, ensuring that the premises are fully tailored to the needs of its teams and clients. The relocation also aligns with the Group’s broader strategy of investing in sustainable, future-oriented infrastructure across its global footprint.