FBNQuest Trustees Clarifies Misinformation Regarding Alleged Partnership with Maihomm Trustees

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FBNQuest Trustees Limited has issued a public statement to address and refute claims of a supposed business relationship with Maihomm Trustees/Maihomm Management. The company firmly denies any such partnership or collaboration, stating that these allegations are entirely unfounded.

In the notice, FBNQuest Trustees emphasized that it has not entered into any form of partnership, agreement, or business arrangement with Maihomm Trustees/Maihomm Management. Both entities operate independently, and any assertions suggesting otherwise are false and misleading.

The company reiterated its unwavering commitment to transparency and integrity in all its operations, making it clear that any claims or representations made by Maihomm Trustees/Maihomm Management, or any third party, are not supported or authorized by FBNQuest Trustees.

FBNQuest Trustees urged the public to disregard these baseless claims, asserting its right to correct any inaccuracies or misinformation circulating in the public domain.

As a subsidiary of FBN Holdings Plc, FBNQuest Trustees is a leader in trust services, offering expertise in Corporate Trust, Public Trust, Private Trust, and Estate Planning. With over four decades of fiduciary excellence, the company is dedicated to safeguarding and managing assets with precision and care, ensuring that clients’ interests are prioritized and their wealth is preserved and transferred according to their wishes.

FBNQuest Trustees remains a trusted partner in asset preservation and wealth transfer, committed to providing clients with the highest quality service in the industry.


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