State Street Corporation, the second-oldest financial institution in the United States, is a financial services company that has been providing comprehensive services since it was founded in 1792. With locations in multiple states across the U.S., as well as international locations in over 28 countries, State Street employs more than 30,000 professionals and has been a pioneer in flexible work offerings for more than a decade. Under its Flex Work Program, which takes a "proactive, holistic" approach to flexible work options, State Street offers flex time, compressed work schedules, job sharing, reduced hours, and Flex Place, a program that enables employees to routinely work from home or other remote locations of their choosing. In the past, State Street has offered manager-initiated flexible work options designed to "meet employers' diverse needs in ways that also address business needs," as well as part-time, temporary, hybrid, and optional remote job opportunities. Furthermore, in 2021, the company announced plans to further embrace a hybrid work model by closing two Manhattan offices and opening shared workspaces in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.

A global company headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, State Street provides trading strategies and investment management, servicing, and research. Additional specialties include fund accounting, custodian services, relationship management, and exchange-traded funds (ETF). Administering more than $24 trillion in assets, State Street has more than $2 trillion in assets under management and its subsidiaries, including State Street Bank & Trust and Princeton Financial Systems. In 2012, Global Investor Group ranked State Street first overall across a number of lending service categories.

State Street Corporation, the second-oldest financial institution in the United States, is a financial services company that has been providing comprehensive services since it was founded in 1792. With locations in multiple states across the U.S., as well as international locations in over 28 countries, State Street employs more than 30,000 professionals and has been a pioneer in flexible work offerings for more than a decade. Under its Flex Work Program, which takes a "proactive, holistic" approach to flexible work options, State Street offers flex time, compressed work schedules, job sharing, reduced hours, and Flex Place, a program that enables employees to routinely work from home or other remote locations of their choosing. In the past, State Street has offered manager-initiated flexible work options designed to "meet employers' diverse needs in ways that also address business needs," as well as part-time, temporary, hybrid, and optional remote job opportunities. Furthermore, in 2021, the company announced plans to further embrace a hybrid work model by closing two Manhattan offices and opening shared workspaces in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.

A global company headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, State Street provides trading strategies and investment management, servicing, and research. Additional specialties include fund accounting, custodian services, relationship management, and exchange-traded funds (ETF). Administering more than $24 trillion in assets, State Street has more than $2 trillion in assets under management and its subsidiaries, including State Street Bank & Trust and Princeton Financial Systems. In 2012, Global Investor Group ranked State Street first overall across a number of lending service categories.