Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. has released a new report, the Financial Services Portfolio of Tomorrow, highlighting the significant transformation underway in the financial services industry due to economic shifts, increased AI adoption, and a global competition for talent. The report emphasizes the growing importance of corporate real estate $(CRE)$ functions as financial institutions re-evaluate their working methods and locations to enhance workforce agility, productivity, and resilience. New York maintains its status as the leading global financial center, with a notable rise in financial services jobs, while cities like Vancouver and Warsaw are emerging as key markets. This shift reflects a move towards tech roles, strategic talent hubs, and infrastructure that supports collaboration and AI. The report suggests that CRE professionals can play a crucial role in this transformation by aligning asset planning with talent demands, optimizing productivity, and ensuring future-proof real estate portfolios. Financial services are also reconsidering their location strategies, moving from traditional headquarters to dynamic hubs that balance talent, innovation, cost efficiency, and quality of life.