Serving You Better at 9 Penang Road and Hansapoint

We are delighted to announce that UBS Singapore has moved to a new office location at 9 Penang Road and we look forward to welcoming you there in the new year! This move brings together our Singapore-based businesses under one roof, housing more than 3,000 employees who were previously located at One Raffles Quay, Suntec City and the Command House.

Our move also celebrates UBS’s 50 successful years in Singapore and demonstrates our commitment to strengthening our global business and value proposition for our valued clients in Singapore and across Asia Pacific.

UBS Singapore will now operate as twin hubs at 9 Penang Road and Hansa Point located at Changi. UBS at Hansa Point will continue to be our Technology and Operations Hub, where the backbone of our businesses operates and where business continuity is ensured. 

UBS Singapore at 9 Penang Road

UBS Singapore Business Hub

The new office is located along the Orchard shopping belt, set against the lush backdrop of Fort Canning Park, and neighbouring heritage and civic districts. Its proximity to the main transit lines makes it easily accessible and the strategic location brings us greater connectivity with the local community than we’ve ever had.

Outfitted with innovative future workplace concepts and customized health and well-being facilities, this 381,000 square foot state-of-the art facility.

Address

9 Penang Road, Singapore 238459
Main hotline: +65 6495 8000

UBS Singapore at Hansapoint

UBS Singapore Operations and Technology Hub

A uniquely designed building with beautifully landscaped gardens on 2nd, 6th storeys and the roof-top, Hansapoint@CBP offers a conducive working environment for UBS’ employees to call home.

Address

Hansapoint@CBP
10 Changi Business Park Central 2, Singapore 486030

Getting to Hansapoint

Driving, Parking and Drop-offs

Carpark lots, motorcycle bays and bicycle racks are available at Hansapoint.

Public transport

  • Walking distance to Expo MRT interchange station on the East West Line and Downtown Line
  • Public bus services 20, 47, 117, 118.
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Getting to 9 Penang Road

Driving, Parking and Drop-offs

  • The entrance to the carpark and drop-off point is via Fort Canning Road.
  • Carpark lots, motorcycle bays and bicycle racks are available at 9 Penang Road.
  • Valet parking services are available to clients who are attending pre-arranged meetings at 9 Penang Road. Clients who are not attending pre-arranged meetings can park in the public parking spaces at 9 Penang Road, subject to hourly parking fees and availability.

Public transport

  • 9 Penang Road is directly opposite Exit B from Dhoby Ghaut MRT interchange station (North South Line, North East Line and the Circle Line). Once you exit via Exit B, walk towards a pedestrian crossing which will lead you directly to Level 1 of 9 Penang Road.
  • There is a bus stop (08031 Dhoby Ghaut Station) directly opposite the building entrance on Penang Road which serves 18 bus routes, and two additional bus stops within 200m of the office.
Alternative Carpark Locations
  • Hotel Fort Canning, Fort Canning Park
  • Public Car Parks A/B/C, YWCA and The Cathay

Park-and-ride with nearby season parking options:

  • Esplanade and Marina Square (both are within 4 to 7 minutes’ walk to the Esplanade and Promenade MRT Stations, which are part of the Circle Line that runs through Dhoby Ghaut MRT Interchange).

About UBS Singapore at 9 Penang Road

Our state-of-the-art facility will provide UBS clients with enhanced access to UBS's integrated wealth management, investment bank, asset management and global banking expertise.

The new office is located along the Orchard shopping belt, set against the lush backdrop of Fort Canning Park, and neighbouring heritage and civic districts. Its proximity to the main transit lines makes it easily accessible and the strategic location brings us greater connectivity with the local community than we’ve ever had.

Outfitted with innovative future workplace concepts and customized health and well-being facilities, this 381,000 square foot state-of-the art facility is energy efficient and built with high-quality environmentally materials. The new premise will also house UBS University to provide training and development programs for employees.

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The Istana

The Istana, which is Malay for “palace”, is the official residence and office of the President of Singapore. The historic building, built in the late 19th century during the British colonial rule, is often used for state functions and opened to the public on selected national holidays.

Singapore Art Museum

The Singapore Art Museum was the first fully dedicated contemporary visual arts museum in Singapore. Specialising in Southeast Asian and Singaporean contemporary pieces, the museum has housed some of the region’s most important artworks. In 2019, the museum closed its doors for a revamp that would enhance its facilities, the revamp is expected to be completed in 2021.

National Museum of Singapore

The National Museum of Singapore, the oldest of museums on the island, began operations in 1849 at Raffles Institution (then Singapore Institution) before relocating in 1887 to Stamford Road where it has remains to this day. A cultural and architectural landmark, the museum creates exhibits with a focus on those relating to the history of Singapore.

Fort Canning Park

Fort Canning park is a scenic and serene green expanse which has witnessed many of Singapore’s historical milestones. Once home to the palaces of 14th century kings, then a British Army Barracks in World War II, it now features nine historical gardens accompanied by wayfinding and trail guides.

Singapore Management University

The Singapore Management University first began enrolling students in 2000 and has quickly become an internationally renowned institution. With nearly 10,000 undergraduate and post-graduate students from 44 different countries, it was ranked the 8th best young university in the world by QS World University Rankings.

School of the Arts

The School of the Arts (SOTA) is Singapore’s first national pre-tertiary specialised arts school established in 2008. SOTA identifies and develops young artistic talents through a vibrant learning environment anchored in the arts, leading to the International Baccalaureate Diploma or a Career-Related Programme.

LASALLE College of the Arts

LASALLE College of the Arts is Asia’s leading tertiary institution in contemporary arts. Its campus’ iconic angular architecture houses contemporary art exhibition and gallery spaces, and is also equipped with the region's first Theatre and Art Production Workshop for the construction of full-scale stage sets.

  • The Istana

  • Singapore Art Museum

  • National Museum of Singapore

  • Fort Canning Park

  • Singapore Management University

  • School of the Arts

  • LASALLE College of the Arts