One Raffles Quay

On-site capacity: One Raffles Quay has 713 car park lots.

Deutsche Bank AG Levels 15–21

Deutsche Bank's presence across Levels 15 to 21 signals the calibre of institutions anchored at One Raffles Quay.

The Executive Centre Levels 49 & 50

The Executive Centre occupies Levels 49 and 50, positioned as a premium flexible workspace option in One Raffles Quay's upper floors. This is one of the most practical solutions for teams that want a prestigious address without committing to a long, traditional lease.

• What it is: Serviced offices, meeting rooms, private suites, coworking

• Who it suits: Executives, founders, project teams, regional client-facing roles

• Time-saving angle: Book a meeting room here instead of commuting across the bay between appointments

Union Bancaire Privee, UBP SA

Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) is known globally for private banking and wealth management. In a building like One Raffles Quay, visits are usually by appointment only.

• Best for: Private wealth conversations, relationship-led banking meetings

• Visitor tip: Request reception instructions from your relationship manager in advance

The Bank of Nova Scotia

The Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) maintains a presence in Singapore's financial district ecosystem. If you are visiting, arrive with meeting details and identification.

• Best for: Institutional and corporate banking engagements

• Visitor tip: Clarify the tower access instructions with your host

Select Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Limited

Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank's footprint in One Raffles Quay aligns with the precinct's institutional profile. Visits are typically pre-arranged.

• Best for: Trust banking, institutional finance-related engagements

• Visitor tip: Ask your host for lift lobby directions and any access protocols

NatWest Markets PLC Level 9

NatWest Markets at Level 9 is a useful anchor point for anyone navigating meetings within ORQ. Level 9 is also an easier "mental map" marker for first-time visitors.

• Best for: Markets and institutional client meetings

• Visitor tip: Weekday security queues are typically fastest after the morning peak

DB International (Asia) Limited

DB International (Asia) is part of the broader Deutsche Bank group presence. Internal routing can be complex, so arrive with your host's details.

• Best for: Capital markets and related financial services touchpoints

• Visitor tip: Bring the full meeting invite and contact person name for smoother check-in.

China Merchants Bank Co., Ltd

China Merchants Bank's presence reflects the cross-border financial connectivity that One Raffles Quay supports.

• Best for: Corporate banking and cross-border business discussions

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) contributes to the global banking mix at One Raffles Quay.

• Best for: Corporate and institutional engagements

• Visitor tip: Ask for specific visitor registration instructions beforehand

Bank Muscat SAOG

Bank Muscat's representation in Singapore's core financial district supports regional business connectivity.

• Best for: Oman-linked corporate and institutional banking conversations

• Visitor tip: Schedule arrival outside peak lobby traffic when possible

UBS Securities Pte Ltd

UBS Securities is a familiar name within Singapore's capital markets landscape. In One Raffles Quay, expect structured access protocols.

• Best for: Markets, research, and institutional client meetings

• Visitor tip: If you are meeting multiple teams, build buffer time for internal transfers

Alliance Bernstein Singapore Pte Ltd

AllianceBernstein is associated with investment management services. For meetings, arrive with a confirmed contact and meeting reference.

• Best for: Asset management discussions and institutional meetings

• Visitor tip: Consider off-peak scheduling to reduce lobby waiting time

Capital International Pte Ltd

Capital International (Capital Group) is known for long-term investment management. In ORQ, visits are generally planned and controlled.

• Best for: Investor and institutional conversations

• Contact numbers

• Phone: Please confirm via Capital Group's Singapore office directory.

7-Eleven #B2-08/09

7-Eleven at #B2-08/09 is one of the most functional "micro-stops" in One Raffles Quay: quick drinks, snacks, and essentials when the day runs long.

• Best for: Grab-and-go purchases between meetings

• Peak times: Weekday lunch and late afternoon

• Time-saving tip: If you only need a drink, avoid the noon rush and go just before 12:00 or after 14:00

Kopi Ong Deli #B2-01

Kopi Ong Deli at #B2-01 is a practical option when we want something quick and familiar without leaving the building.

• Best for: Coffee, light bites, a fast breakfast run

• How professionals use it: A dependable stop before a first meeting, especially on back-to-back days

L'VIE5 #B2-02

L'VIE5 at #B2-02 adds variety to the basement retail mix, useful when we want a quick, structured break that still feels like a treat.

• Best for: Convenient takeaway or a short recharge break

• Tip: Go slightly early if you have a fixed meeting start time, as queues can build quickly

Contact numbers

• Phone: Please confirm via the merchant's official listing or in-store information.

VINO TINTO Spanish Tapas & Wine Bar #01-10

VINO TINTO at #01-10 is positioned for after-work decompression or client-friendly dining without travelling far. Tapas is also naturally shareable, which works well for small groups.

• Best for: Client dinners, team catch-ups, post-meeting wind-down

• Peak times: Evenings on weekdays

• Local reference point: A convenient alternative to heading all the way towards Lau Pa Sat when time is tight

Volks #01-01

Volks at #01-01 is a ground-level anchor that fits the ORQ rhythm: quick, efficient, and designed for working days.

• Best for: A straightforward meal plan during a busy week

• How professionals use it: The "default lunch" when we need speed and a predictable turnaround time.

VIOS by Blu Kouzina #01-02

VIOS by Blu Kouzina at #01-02 is a strong option when we want Mediterranean flavours with a lighter feel, which suits the workday well.

• Best for: Lunches that do not derail the afternoon

• Time-saving tip: If you have a short lunch window, consider arriving just before peak lunch traffic

Numb (川麻记) #B2-06/07

Numb (川麻记) at #B2-06/07 is the kind of spot we keep in mind for a more intense, flavour-forward meal. It is useful when we want something different from the usual salad-and-sandwich loop.

• Best for: Sichuan-inspired options with bold profiles

• Peak times: Weekday lunch

• Tip: If spice levels matter, clarify your preference early to keep service efficient

Ernst & Young (EY) Levels 18, 32, 34, 35

Ernst and Young spans multiple levels (18, 32, 34, 35), which tells you something about One Raffles Quay: it is not only banks, but also major professional services that support the entire district.

• Best for: Audit, tax, advisory meetings

• Visitor tip: Confirm the exact level on the calendar invite: do not assume a single reception floor.

TikTok / ByteDance Levels 22–26

TikTok (ByteDance) occupying Levels 22 to 26 is a snapshot of the modern Central Business District: finance and professional services, yes, but also major technology platforms with regional influence.

• Best for: Business partnerships, regional operations meetings

• Visitor tip: Expect structured visitor procedures: arrive early if your meeting is during peak lobby traffic