Algo Moves to New Canary Wharf home

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ohn Macdonald, executive vice president, Algorithmics: Perfect environment to offer client services.

Toronto-based Algorithmics, a provider of enterprise risk management products and services, has moved its European headquarters to a new London-based facility at 30 North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, currently owned by its parent, Fimalac. Prior to this move Algorithmics had been based in the City.

"I am pleased to be able to welcome our staff and customers to this new facility," says John Macdonald, executive vice president, Algorithmics. "It gives us the perfect environment to offer client

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