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Field guide · New York, United States

Midtown Manhattan

Where modern bulge-bracket and asset management actually sit.

Midtown Manhattan is the de facto headquarters of US asset management and modern investment banking. Park Avenue, Sixth Avenue, and the corridor around Bryant Park host JPMorgan Chase, BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup's flagship campus, and most of the foreign banks' US trading desks. It is where the meetings happen, even if the trades clear downtown.

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Midtown Manhattan · New York, United States40.7°N 74.0°Wregional hub: this district

Origin

Banks began drifting north from the Financial District in the 1960s and 70s as new tower stock and proximity to executives' homes drew them up Park and Sixth Avenues; the trend cemented after 9/11.

Who works here

  • Bulge-bracket investment banks and their advisory franchises
  • BlackRock, Blackstone, KKR and other large alt-asset managers
  • Insurers, reinsurers and pension consultants
  • Foreign banks' US headquarters and broker-dealers

Landmarks

  • 270 Park Avenue (JPMorgan global HQ)
  • 1585 Broadway (Morgan Stanley)
  • 50 Hudson Yards (BlackRock)
  • 388 Greenwich (Citigroup, technically Tribeca, often grouped with Midtown's footprint)

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