The property, which will be co-developed by Canary Wharf Group, is being designed by Foster + Partners, the British architecture practice that's also responsible for the bank's recently opened global headquarters in New York. "This building will represent our lasting commitment to the city, the UK" and its staff, said JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon. "The UK government's priority of economic growth has been a critical factor in helping us make this decision."