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‘A unique buzz’: Herbert Smith to exit Finsbury Square to set up in Canary Wharf

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Thomas Alan
17 May 2018
TMT

Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) is set to relocate nearly 500 of its City workforce to a new office in Canary Wharf, as the firm moves out of its Finsbury Square base.

The move, announced today (17 May), will see 495 staff – including the majority of HSF’s London business services staff – relocated to the new office on Bank Street in September.

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