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And so do you point about hybrid working?

I think it's a company culture.

Each company is determining what its culture is

and how whether they want to work two days, three days, four days a week, five days.

And obviously, hybrid working is here to stay,

but each company is determining what its culture is.

That was Shobie Khan, chief Executive of Canary Wharf Group, speaking to the exchange,

the Viewsroom's sister podcast last year, when a rumor was circulating about HSBC

quitting Canary Wharf. Fast forward to today and HSBC has confirmed it will be leaving

its London headquarters and moving to a smaller space in the capital.

The shifting working patterns and what that means to commercial property owners like Canary Wharf is the focus of this week's Viewsroom.

Welcome back to the Views, a podcast from where there's breaking views where columnists from around the world

talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donnellan, coming to you from London.

Canary Wharf, a financial hub in East London, made headlines recently, when HSBC said it would be

vacating its London headquarters for a smaller place in the capital. The news is a blow to Canary Wharf as a centre, but also raises questions about how working

from home will impact commercial property, not just in Britain, but across the world.

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