The Citco Group of Companies (Citco), a leading asset servicer to the alternative investment industry, has relocated its Luxembourg office, reinforcing its presence in one of the world’s most important alternative asset hubs.
In a press statement, the company said that the relocation from Citco’s Carré Bonn premises "reflects continued investment in operational excellence and supports the firm’s sustained regional growth, particularly across private markets mandates". With a Total Net Asset Value (TNAV) of $297.8bn (€287.6bn) across 703 funds and sub-funds, Citco held the largest market share in private markets among service providers in Luxembourg’s funds industry in 2025.
Citco has operated in Luxembourg for more than 30 years and continues to see increasing demand from alternative asset managers seeking scalable, cross-border servicing solutions. Effective 15 April 2026, Citco Luxembourg will move to UNICITY, 23A, rue de Hollerich, L-1741 Luxembourg. The new premises will operate as a fully integrated asset-servicing hub, delivering comprehensive middle- and back-office support across a broad range of asset classes and fund structures, including private markets, real assets and hedge funds.
The expanded, modern workspace is designed to meet evolving client needs, featuring enhanced collaboration areas and dedicated client meeting facilities.
Citco’s services span accounting, administration, depositary and financial services supported by advanced technology solutions.
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