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Deutsche Bank spat threatens City headquarters

Key meeting this week to decide on changes to the planned layout of the bank’s new London office that have sparked local resident concerns

By

Tim Burke

The majority of complaints were from residents in Willoughby House, a Grade II-listed apartment building in the Barbican that backs onto Moor Lane
The majority of complaints were from residents in Willoughby House, a Grade II-listed apartment building in the Barbican that backs onto Moor Lane Photo: Alamy

Deutsche Bank’s 42-year stay in the City of London has been thrown into question after the German banking giant drew fierce criticism over changes to plans for its new multimillion-pound headquarters in Moorgate.

The German bank agreed last year to lease hundreds of thousands of square feet at 21 Moorfields, a development being overseen by property group Landsec.

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