Many of the City of London's biggest institutions are taking steps to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
On Monday many of JPMorgan's UK-based staff are being temporarily moved to a different office. They're not alone.
Goldman Sachs last week sent around 200 members of staff to test a site in Croydon, South London for the day to ensure the systems worked effectively.
Many of these measures by some of the world's biggest banks follow the events that took place at HSBC last week.
HSBC sent home more than 100 staff from the tenth floor of its Canary Wharf offices on Thursday. The move came after one staff member, who was part of the research division, returned from Asia and was diagnosed with the Covid-19 virus.
Evacuation
The employee is now under medical supervision and has self-isolated, and the rest of the research division worked from home on that day.
This was the first known case at a major company in the UK's financial service hub.
The research floor received a "deep clean" from a specialist professional services company.
HSBC said the building, which houses close to 10,000 workers, would remain open after it took medical advice.
