NEW YORK — Insigneo, a global wealth management firm, has relocated its NYC office to 410 Park Avenue, Suite 420, in the heart of the Plaza district. This move symbolizes Insigneo’s dedication to growth and underscores its commitment to fostering a cutting-edge work environment that energizes and inspires its valued team.
This brand-new office at 410 Park Avenue, situated in one of Manhattan’s most prestigious locations, brings a wave of positivity with state-of-the-art amenities and a modern workspace design crafted to enhance collaboration and boost productivity among its exceptional team members. By making this move, Insigneo proudly reinforces its dedication to valuing its employees as its greatest asset. Furthermore, by situating itself among prominent neighbors like the Ferrari dealership and Chase bank, Insigneo bolsters the firm’s branding and presence in the financial district.
With over $24 billion in supported customer assets, Insigneo has more than 500 investment professionals serving over 30,000 clients.
Alfredo J. Maldonado, Managing Director and Market Head for New York and the Northeast at Insigneo, expressed his excitement, stating, “The relocation of our New York City office to 410 Park Avenue is a major milestone for our firm, symbolizing our expansion and heightened capabilities. Our new office space embodies our commitment to fostering a dynamic and collaborative work environment, strategically situating us in the heart of Manhattan’s financial district.”
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