Matt Ebbrell is Chief Operating Officer at Fairway Group with overall responsibility for Information Technology, Finance, Marketing, Business Solutions and People and Culture.
Matt joined Fairway in 2018 from The Jersey Financial Services Commission and has over 20 years' experience in the finance industry, specialising in HR, change management and transformation initiatives within his previous roles. As the Group COO, Matt is responsible for delivering operational effectiveness as well working towards the company’s strategic aims and building relationships with potential acquisition targets and new markets in line with Fairway’s growth ambitions.
Matt is a key driver of change and culture in the business and is an Executive Board member of Fairway's Trust, Fund and Pension businesses in addition to also sitting on the main Fairway Group Limited board.
Matt graduated from the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) with a Level 7 Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resources and Institute of Directors (IoD) with a Certificate and Diploma in Company Direction.
08 June 2026
Fairway are proud to announce that we have achieved STEP Gold Employer Partner accreditation, recognising our strong commitment to developing talent and future leaders.
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Fairway’s Matt Ebbrell recently spoke with BL Global Magazine about the tough recruitment market and how organisational culture and values are now one of the main competitive recruitment differentiators in the financial sector.
Read Article15 July 2026
Welcome to Summer Signals, our new Q&A series exploring the trends and client conversations shaping the months ahead. Across the series, we’ll be asking people from across Fairway the same six questions to uncover what they’re seeing in the market, where clients are facing challenges, and what advisers should be thinking about. First up, we have Sara de Sa Leao, Head of Fairway Madeira, as she discusses the growing interest in well-governed, substance-led structures within the EU, and why clear purpose, coordinated advice and strong governance matter more than ever.
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