New office in London’s financial district brings Fivetran closer to enterprise customers and partners building AI-ready data foundations, supporting the shift toward Open Data Infrastructure.
Fivetran has officially opened its new London office, expanding its presence in one of the world’s most important hubs for financial services, technology, and enterprise innovation.
Located at Marlow House, 1A Lloyd’s Avenue in the City of London, the new office places Fivetran at the centre of a dense ecosystem of global enterprises, cloud providers, and technology partners. Its proximity supports more direct collaboration as organisations are rapidly rethinking how data is accessed, governed, and operationalised for AI.
The expansion comes as companies move from AI experimentation into production, where fragmented, unreliable data has become a primary constraint. In response, enterprises are shifting toward Open Data Infrastructure, with architectures being built on open standards that give organisations control over how their data is accessed, shared, and used across tools, platforms, and AI agents.
Office spaces tailored for team to scale
The new office is designed to support the company’s growing London team, with space to accommodate more than 45 employees today and flexibility to expand as hiring continues in the region. The layout includes a mix of collaboration areas, focus spaces, meeting rooms, and hybrid work environments tailored for a scaling team.
Fivetran employees will begin moving into the new London office throughout April.
Fivetran’s London office will serve as a key hub for the company’s regional operations, supporting teams across go-to-market, customer success, and engineering. Its location near many of Fivetran’s customers and partners is expected to accelerate collaboration and strengthen the company’s role in helping enterprises modernise their data infrastructure for the AI era.
Fivetran works with leading organizations across the United Kingdom, including London Stock Exchange, Virgin Media O2 Business, Betfred, RVU Limited, LGT Wealth Management, and Public Power Corporation, supporting AI data-driven operations across telecommunications, financial services, energy, and digital platforms.
Simon Quinton, general manager for EMEA at Fivetran, delighted with the new London base, stated:
“This is about being closer to our customers at a moment when the role of data infrastructure has fundamentally changed. As AI moves into production, companies need infrastructure they can trust, and that’s driving a shift toward Open Data Infrastructure. Expanding our presence in London allows us to partner more closely with the organizations building that future.”
