Blackstone’s Broadgate Quarter, EC2, has added to its growing cluster of fintech companies by signing financial software company Railsbank.
The company, which builds software for banking, payment cards and credit products, has taken 10,000 sq ft on the second floor of the One Snowden building.
It joins trading software company Trayport, automated wealth management company Mako, and trading companies DTCC and GFI at the 456,000 sq ft Broadgate Quarter campus.
Ed Hodgson, managing director at Revantage Europe, the real estate management company set up by Blackstone, said the site had become “a real magnet” for fintechs.
“[They] are drawn to the quality of office space and location which straddles the financial heartland of the City and the tech hub of Shoreditch,” he said.
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