[8][9] The building was built on a property donated by Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. to the PSE.

The PSE then gave its rights to the donated property to Ayala Land Inc. in exchange for several units in the new building.

The events hall also maintained the usage of the trading bells and ticker screens while renovations were made, which features a new LED market board displaying the stock exchange's overall trading data, graphs, and prices, and replaced the former hanging LED screen.

The museum features records, archives and other historical pieces of the PSE, allowing visitors to look back at the history of the Philippine Stock Exchange from its foundation in 1927.

[16] The tower also houses retail shops in the mezzanine and ground floors,[16] and is directly connected to the One Bonifacio High Street Mall, a 23,000 square meters (250,000 sq ft) mall currently occupied by fashion brands and food choices.