
FSQS Accreditation and Compliance
For the Financial Services Sector

Arcivate has renewed its Hellios FSQS Stage 2 supplier qualification accreditation for the Financial Services sector.
Surrey UK – March 4th, 2025
News Facts:
We have successfully renewed our Stage 2 Qualification for our business processes and practices, reinforcing our ongoing dedication to our Financial Services clients. Our details are now accessible to financial services purchasing organizations through FSQS.
The FSQS accreditation is increasingly valued by purchasers in the financial industry as it signifies a successful audit process and highlights Arcivate’s dedication and capabilities within the sector. As the regulatory environment in the financial sector grows more intricate, FSQS accreditation offers a standardized and straightforward approach for gathering and managing supplier compliance information.
FSQS promotes responsible business practices and is currently utilised by nearly 80 Banks, Building Societies, and Insurance companies.
ABN AMRO Bank |
First Central Group |
PCF Bank |
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Compliance Areas Covered:
- IT and Cyber Security
- Operational risks
- GDPR
- Financial
- Anti-bribery/Fraud
- Insurance and third-party certification
- Health and Safety
- Environment and sustainability
Benefits to our Customers:
- Immediate access to accurate, comprehensive and high-quality data
- Reduced time and cost associated with pre-qualification, assurance and ongoing compliance
- More effective identification and management of supply chain risk and brand reputation
- Enhanced management information reporting on key supplier measures
- Ability to source creditable third parties
- Validation of supplier data
About ARCivate
Established in 2010, Arcivate offers a SaaS Automated Invoice Processing Cloud Service that integrates seamlessly with Oracle Finance platforms. Our solution, Mi Invoices, facilitates the digitalisation and transformation of Finance and Accounts Payable processes by automating the handling of incoming Supplier Invoices.
We deliver expert digital transformation for businesses, utilising Oracle platforms and applications in both on-premise and Cloud settings. As a trusted Oracle Cloud Build Track ISV Partner, we leverage Oracle’s and other advanced technologies to provide adaptable and customisable solutions tailored to our clients' specific needs.
What information is shared in the FSQS Community?
The vast majority of information collected by FSQS relates to the supplier's company and its policies and procedures, plus the products and services that are supplied. Some of the questions asked are specific to a particular customer and where there are answers to questions that have been provided, which are deemed to be specific to a particular customer, this data will only be shared with the applicable customer and will not be shared with any other bank or financial services organisation or that may join FSQS in future.
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