Hedge fund Viking Global Investors is planning to move to a new 100,000 sq ft office at 660 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report says that while the move has yet to be finalised, Viking has decided to quit its current home at 280 Park Avenue because it needs more space than the 60,000 sq ft it currently occupies.
The firm increased hiring during the pandemic and last year started assembling a new credit investing team as well as fund focused solely on private company investments.
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