Financial Services Office in TRX

For investment banking, capital markets, asset management and fintech teams considering a Kuala Lumpur office in Tun Razak Exchange.

Last updated 2026-10-07 · Subject to current availability / leasing confirmation.

Is TRX suitable for financial companies?

TRX is positioned as Kuala Lumpur's international financial district, and financial-sector offices already operate there. Whether it suits your firm depends on where your clients, counterparties and staff are, so we compare it with your alternatives on evidence.

What do financial institutions look for in an office?

Usually secure and resilient infrastructure, flexible floorplates for trading, advisory and support teams, meeting and client areas, and good transport for staff and visitors.

What the district offers

TRX is a purpose-planned financial district with an MRT station at its centre. Exchange 106's column-free floors can accommodate both open-plan teams and enclosed client and meeting areas, and the building connects directly to the station and Exchange Mall.

How to compare TRX with the traditional CBD

A fair comparison looks at the same criteria in each location, not at reputation:

  • Where your clients and counterparties are, and how they travel
  • Where your staff live and commute from
  • Floorplate and layout efficiency for your teams
  • Building specification and resilience
  • All-in occupancy cost, including fit-out and parking
  • Lease timing and your current lease expiry

Space for your teams

Investment banking, capital markets, corporate finance, compliance and regional support teams often need different layouts. Tell us how your teams split and we will look for single-floor or multi-floor options, subject to current availability.

Tell us what you need.

Headcount, size, budget, bare or fitted, move-in date. We will shortlist suitable Exchange 106/TRX office options, subject to availability.

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