Odey Asset Management has moved out of its long-time Mayfair headquarters and is now operating out of serviced office accommodation as the firm continues to dismantle itself in the wake of allegations of sexual assault and harassment levelled at founder Crispin Odey, according to a report by The Financial Times.
The report cites a Companies House filing made on Wednesday as confirming that Odey AM has vacated its office on Upper Brook Street and has moved into serviced offices operated by One Avenue a short walk away at 64 North Row.
Odey, who denies the allegations against him, was ousted from the firm in June, but still owns the lease on the building via two holding companies, both of which list their registered address at Companies House as Upper Brook Street.
