fscom, a leading governance, risk, and compliance consultancy firm, is proud to announce its inclusion in the Financial Times UK’s Leading Management Consultants ratings for 2025. This marks the second consecutive year that fscom has received this prestigious accolade, further highlighting the dedication and expertise of our team in delivering high-quality, practical solutions for our clients.
What makes this recognition particularly significant is that it is based on the opinions of our clients and industry peers. Their continued trust and positive feedback underscore our commitment to providing consultancy services that consistently meet and exceed expectations.
“At fscom, we are delighted to once again be recognised as one of the UK’s leading management consultants by the Financial Times,” said Jamie Cooke, CEO at fscom. “Receiving this accolade for the second year running is a testament to the hard work and expertise of our team, as well as the strong, lasting relationships we have built with our clients.”
“As we look ahead to 2025 and beyond, fscom remains committed to supporting businesses across the UK and Europe in navigating the increasingly complex landscape of governance, risk, and compliance. Our expert-led approach continues to drive meaningful outcomes for our clients, helping them achieve regulatory excellence and sustainable growth.”
About fscom
fscom is an award-winning specialist consulting firm providing governance, risk, and compliance solutions to financial services institutions in the UK and Europe.
We are a firm of deep domain experts who specialise in the asset and fund management, banking, capital markets, digital assets, and payments sectors.
Our senior team comprises experienced consultants, former regulators, bankers, and in-house compliance experts. They hold senior positions in leading compliance-related industry associations and provide our clients with in-depth regulatory insight and industry best practices in all areas of financial services regulation, including authorisation, audit, financial crime, cybersecurity, and regulatory due diligence.
