London, United Kingdom, March 19th 2025 – The team here at Cezanne HR is pleased to announce that we’ve successfully renewed our Financial Services Qualification System (FSQS) certification for another year.
This achievement reaffirms our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security, compliance, and best practices in supporting organisations with financial services – specifically, our in-house payroll software and Smart Managed Payroll service.
What is FSQS Certification?
The FSQS certification, managed by Hellios, is a benchmark used by leading banks, insurance firms, suppliers of financial services, and financial institutions to assess the compliance and risk management capabilities of their suppliers. By once again meeting the rigorous assessment criteria, we continue to demonstrate our dedication to data security and regulatory compliance.
This renewal also highlights our ongoing efforts to provide trusted HR software and payroll solutions (both in-house and managed) that meet strict governance and security requirements. And, by achieving FSQS re-certification, this reflects the continued investment we make in our systems, policies, and procedures to safeguard our customers’ data.
Sarah Griffiths, Cezanne’s Compliance Manager, commented on the achievement, saying: “Renewing our FSQS certification is an important milestone for us. It not only underscores our commitment to best practices in security and compliance, but also reassures our customers that they’re working with a trusted and accredited provider. We’re incredibly proud to maintain this certification and will continue to enhance our services to meet and exceed industry expectations.”
As Cezanne continues to grow, we remain dedicated to supporting organisations with a secure, flexible, and comprehensive HR software and payroll solutions. The renewal of our FSQS certification further strengthens our position as a trusted partner for organisations looking for a reliable HR and payroll systems that align with their own regulatory and security needs.
