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‘FOMO’ pushes staff back to office as asset manager settles on hybrid working

The vast majority of Columbia Threadneedle's London-based staff are now back in the office three days a week

‘Fear of missing out’ is driving people back to the office, according to Columbia Threadneedle’s chief executive
‘Fear of missing out’ is driving people back to the office, according to Columbia Threadneedle’s chief executive Photo: Chris Ratcliffe/Getty Images

The chief executive of Columbia Threadneedle’s business in Europe said the “fear of missing out” has encouraged the vast majority of the asset manager's staff back to its London offices.

Columbia Threadneedle, which is owned by US-based Ameriprise Financial, has asked around 1,100 staff to be back for a minimum of three days a week as part of its post-Covid hybrid working arrangements in place across its offices in Cannon Street and Exchange House near Liverpool Street. Teams are expected to be in the office on the same day at least once a week.

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