Estimates suggest that over the next thirty years, a record £5.5 trillion is predicted to be transferred between ‘baby boomers’ (the generation of individuals born roughly between 1946 – 1964) to ‘millennials’ (those born between 1981 – 1996), as either inheritance or gifts.  Often dubbed as the ‘’Great Wealth Transfer’’, this trend is currently a key area of focus for those working in the wealth management sector around the world. With

FCM, one of the few remaining privately owned and managed Jersey trust companies, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Since it was founded in 1997, FCM has gone from strength to strength as the fiduciary of choice for an increasing number of high-net-worth private clients and families, charities and corporates. The past couple of years have also seen four senior appointments to support this growth. Over the past year FCM has marked

Jersey-based privately owned and managed trust company FCM, has appointed Franck Matthews as Head of Incentives. In this newly created role, Franck will help drive forward the company’s growth ambitions and expand its corporate product offering. Franck will be leading the Incentives team, which specialises in the provision of regulated trustee and administration services to privately owned or listed companies in conjunction with its remuneration policy. The team will work closely

Why are sports clubs vital? Clubs are crucial to the foundations of society as they create resilient communities, thriving environments and healthy, happy people. That’s why we support the Jersey Spartan Athletic Club – not only is it a club that helps athletes reach their full potential, but it also brings our Island community together through events such as the Club Championships. By working with the Spartans, we have witnessed first-hand

FCM joined the Jersey Spartan Athletic Club on Sunday (10 July) to welcome athletes compete in its highly anticipated Club Championships. Despite the extremely sunny conditions, the event, which was held at the FB Fields Athletic Track in St Clement, was an enormous success as over 100 athletes entered to compete. As the event welcomed Club members from the under 9s through to veteran athletes and their families, it provided an inspiring and memorable day for the community to unite and more importantly, encourage people to get involved in sporting activities. During