CII to move global HQ

Based at 30 Old Broad Street from March

Isabel Baxter
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The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) will be changing its global HQ and London base to 30 Old Broad Street in the City of London.

The professional body will be at its new base from 2 March 2026. The move comes as the organisation's five-year lease at 20 Fenchurch Street – also known as the Walkie Talkie – ends in February. The CII said the 30 Old Broad Street office will offer a "modern, vibrant environment designed to inspire collaboration among colleagues, while also creating a welcoming space for members to drop in, meet, and make use of facilities with ease". Remaining in the city was a key priority for the professional body, as it is close to the Lloyd's building and many of the CII's members' headquarte...

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