Two Gibraltar fiduciary businesses, joined as one.
The Octopus and Rampart Corporate Services fiduciary practices came together in Resilience Group on 1 July 2026. Ramparts' law firm remains separate and provides legal advice under its own engagement.
Two Gibraltar fiduciary businesses, joined as one.
On 1 July 2026, Octopus International Business Services and the fiduciary practice of Rampart Corporate Services came together within Resilience Group, bringing company services, trustee and foundation work, and fund administration into a coordinated group. Ramparts' separate law practice is not part of Resilience and continues to provide legal advice independently.
Predecessor
Octopus International Business Services
Founded 2002 · Primarily Company Service Provider work.
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Predecessor
Rampart Corporate Services
Trustee and fund-administration practice. The Ramparts law firm remains separate.
Launches 1 July 2026Resilience Group
Gibraltar — where Resilience Group is based and regulated.
Why we merged
A bigger platform, not a different one.
Three things made the case for combining the Octopus and Rampart Corporate Services fiduciary practices within one group. The relevant licensed entity remains responsible for each regulated service.
The case for scale
Gibraltar is a small jurisdiction. Two mid-sized fiduciary practices, each carrying its own back-office, compliance overhead, and senior succession risk, were doing the same work twice. A single firm has the depth to take on larger mandates, weather staff changes, and invest properly in systems — without losing the boutique discipline that brought clients to either firm in the first place.
The case for integrated services
Most international clients need more than one administrative service: a Gibraltar company plus a trustee, a fund vehicle plus its administrator, or a foundation plus its accountants. The fiduciary practices can coordinate those mandates within the group. Legal advice, if required, is provided separately by Ramparts or the client's chosen law firm.
The case for governance
Group-wide coordination supports consistent oversight, risk controls and client service. Each regulated entity retains its own permissions and responsibilities; the engagement terms identify the provider for each mandate. The separate law practice remains responsible for its own legal services.
Regulation
Three GFSC licences, one regulated platform.
Resilience Group operates under three Gibraltar Financial Services Commission permissions. Each licence has its own conduct rules, capital requirements, and ongoing reporting obligations.
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Company Manager
Gibraltar Financial Services Commission
Company formation, registered office, corporate director and nominee shareholder services, statutory filings, and ongoing corporate governance for Gibraltar companies.
Professional trustee appointments for Gibraltar and foreign-law trusts; foundation councillor roles for Gibraltar private foundations; administration of private and commercial fiduciary structures.
Administration of Gibraltar Alternative Investment Funds and Experienced Investor Funds — NAV calculation, investor onboarding, transfer agency, and regulatory reporting for traditional and digital-asset strategies.
Mandates are run by the people whose names are on the engagement letter — not delegated down a chain. Trustee and director appointments are taken with the same care as our own: real meetings, real minutes, real consideration of each decision on its merits. Gibraltar regulation expects substance; we treat it as a floor, not a ceiling.
Discretion
Our clients are private people, private companies, and private funds — and they expect that to remain the case. We keep our own counsel about who we act for, what we do for them, and what we know about their affairs. Where we publish or speak, we do so on our own behalf, not on theirs.
Plain English
If a structure cannot be explained to a thoughtful client in a few clear sentences, it is usually the wrong structure. Our work product — engagement letters, governance papers, regulatory submissions — favours plain language over jargon, and the actual question over a hedged one. Clients and their advisers can read what we have done without needing a translation.
Talk to us
To discuss a mandate, sense-check a structure, or find out whether Resilience Group is suitable for your requirements, contact us directly. Initial conversations are confidential and without obligation.