Toronto Bankers Trickle Back Downtown, Echoing Wall Street Peers
- Traders, investment bankers leading return to office towers
- Executives see possibility for large-scale influx in 2022
After languishing for months while Wall Street, by comparison, charged back to the office, Toronto’s financial district is finally starting to stir.
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After languishing for months while Wall Street, by comparison, charged back to the office, Toronto’s financial district is finally starting to stir.
Many of Canada’s large financial firms say they have a growing portion of their workforces back in the office and the numbers are expected to swell in the New Year. Bank of Nova Scotia has said it will begin a phased return-to-office plan on Jan. 17 and Manulife Financial Corp. will reopen its Canadian offices Jan. 24. CI Financial Corp. is planning to bring its Canadian employees back in January as well.