The new office, in Warsaw, will support activity such as global research and development, client services among other areas.
Addepar, a New
York-headquartered global technology and data platform for
investment professionals, has opened its 10th global office in
Warsaw, Poland.
Opened yesterday, the new office will support global R&D,
client services and operations, with a focus on AI product
development, infrastructure and continued regional
growth.
The move to Poland, which is a European Union member state,
will enable Addepar to manage its Swiss-hosted
operations directly from within the EU, it said in a
statement.
Warsaw will become Addepar’s fourth European office,
alongside London, Edinburgh and Geneva.
Addepar, which said it will employ nearly 300 people across the
region, plans to continue hiring for roles across its
people, sales, finance, legal, IT and software development teams.
Globally, the company serves more than 1,500 firms representing
nearly $10 trillion in assets on its platform, while its client
base across EMEA has grown six times over the past four
years.
Among recent developments, in November Addepar appointed Peter
O’Brien as chief revenue officer and Janeen France as the
company’s first chief client officer. In December 2025, this news
service
interviewed Addepar’s CEO, Eric Poirier, on its
strategy. In May, the firm
closed its $230 million Series G investment round.