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The map outlines the five areas where London's banking, insurance, asset management and private equity industries cluster. Boundaries are indicative and simplified: they are drawn for orientation, not as official administrative borders.
The Square Mile
The historic centre of UK financial services, containing the Bank of England, the London Stock Exchange, Lloyd's of London and the head offices of many global banks and insurers.
Isle of Dogs, Docklands
London's second financial centre and the largest cluster of tall office towers in the UK, with major offices for global banks and asset managers.
West End
The West End's hedge fund, private equity and wealth management belt, centred on Berkeley Square, St James's and Piccadilly.
Westminster
A dense cluster of hedge funds, private equity houses and wealth managers around Victoria station, Pimlico and Millbank.
South Bank
A newer financial, professional services and technology cluster on the south bank, anchored by The Shard and the More London estate.