Heinbro Consulting, a leading provider of legal compliance and business services, has partnered with Financial Accounting Services (FAS) Limited to create a one-stop-shop for compliance and specialized accounting services for clients in Hong Kong's financial sector.
Heinbro Consulting , a leading provider of legal compliance, immigration, recruitment, company secretarial, and business services, is excited to announce a strategic alliance with Financial Accounting Services Limited, a prominent player in specialised support services for fund managers. This alliance aims to create a one-stop-shop for compliance, specialised accounting and support services offered to clients in the financial sector in Hong Kong.
Spending 28 years in the hedge fund industry, FAS Limited founder and managing director, Jonathan Coleman, understands the challenges faced by professionals in the financial services space plus the need to allow a business to comply with regulations whilst being cost-effective to its stakeholders. This alliance will use Heinbro and FAS Limited’s extensive expertise and market presence to offer clients a comprehensive range of compliance, accounting support, and business services.
COMPLIANCE ACCOUNTING PARTNERSHIP FINANCIAL SERVICES HONGKONG
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