Gibraltar Fiduciary & Administration Services for Professional Intermediaries

Resilience Group works with law firms, accountants, tax advisers and wealth managers who have clients requiring Gibraltar structures or administration services. We operate as a trusted, transparent delivery partner — providing licensed fiduciary, fund administration and company administration services to your clients while you retain the advisory relationship. We do not compete with intermediaries for client relationships.

Why Intermediaries Partner With Resilience Group

A Clean Intermediary Proposition

Many intermediaries — particularly UK and European law firms, tax advisory practices and wealth managers — have clients who need Gibraltar-based structures or licensed services but do not have the capability or appetite to build a Gibraltar practice. Resilience Group fills that gap cleanly and without conflict. We provide the licensed fiduciary, administration and compliance services; you maintain the client relationship, the investment mandate and the primary advisory role.

Breadth of Licence Coverage

Resilience Group holds GFSC licences covering fiduciary services (trusts, foundations, corporate administration), fund administration and related services. This breadth means intermediaries can introduce clients with a wide range of Gibraltar requirements — from a straightforward holding company to a complex multi-entity family office structure or a regulated EIF — without needing to engage multiple service providers in Gibraltar.

Heritage & Regulatory Standing

Resilience Group was formed from the merger of Ramparts' fiduciary operations (established 2012) and Octopus International Business Services (established 2002). Together, these businesses have more than two decades of continuous GFSC-regulated operation in Gibraltar. That track record matters to intermediaries whose professional reputation depends on the quality and regulatory standing of the providers they recommend.

Practical, Experienced Team

Our team has dealt with the full spectrum of Gibraltar structuring, administration and regulatory situations. We understand the pressure intermediaries are under — from clients, from regulators and from their own compliance functions — and we communicate clearly and promptly. We provide the information intermediaries need to advise their clients accurately without requiring them to become Gibraltar specialists themselves.

How We Work With Intermediaries

Referral Arrangements

Where an intermediary's client has a specific Gibraltar requirement, Resilience Group will accept an introduction, engage directly with the client on the Gibraltar-specific administrative scope, and maintain a cooperative relationship with the referring intermediary. We respect the existing advisory relationship and do not seek to extend our scope beyond the agreed licensed services.

White-Label & Back-Office Support

We can provide administration and compliance support to intermediaries under agreed terms, with the responsible licensed entity and adviser roles made clear to the client. White-label support does not turn Resilience into the client's law firm.

Fund Administration for Introduced Funds

Introduced Gibraltar funds may appoint Rampart Corporate Services Limited, which holds the GFSC administrator-of-a-CIS permission, subject to the fund's requirements and engagement. Legal and investment advice remains with separately instructed advisers.

Company Administration for Holding Structures

Lawyers and tax advisers may appoint the relevant Resilience group entity for company administration, including registered-office and governance support. We implement the agreed administrative scope without providing competing legal or tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

• Does Resilience Group pay referral fees to intermediaries?

  Any fee-sharing or referral arrangements are subject to the regulatory requirements applicable to both Resilience Group and the referring intermediary. We discuss the appropriate commercial arrangement on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the nature of the services, the regulatory positions of both parties and applicable disclosure obligations. We do not pay referral fees that would create a conflict of interest or that require undisclosed disclosure to clients.

• Will Resilience Group try to take over the primary client relationship?

  No. Our intermediary model is based on a clear division of roles: the intermediary advises the client; Resilience Group delivers the licensed Gibraltar services. We do not seek to provide investment advice, tax advice or legal advice, and we do not cross-sell beyond the scope of what the client was introduced to us for.

• What information does Resilience Group need from the client to onboard them?

  All clients must pass our AML/CTF onboarding process, which includes identity verification, source of wealth and source of funds assessment, and risk classification. For introduced clients, we ask the referring intermediary to provide the due diligence they have already conducted, which reduces duplication of effort for the client while ensuring we meet our own regulatory obligations.

• Can an intermediary's client hold a Gibraltar structure without being resident in Gibraltar?

  Yes. Neither the beneficial owner nor the client needs to be Gibraltar-resident. Many Gibraltar structures are used by non-resident individuals and businesses for asset holding, international trading or fund investment purposes. Management and control obligations must still be properly discharged in Gibraltar, which is one of the services we provide.

• What types of intermediaries does Resilience Group work with?

  Our intermediary relationships span UK and European law firms, chartered accountancy practices, independent tax advisers, wealth managers, family office advisers, private bankers and specialist consultants. If your client has a Gibraltar requirement — whether for a trust, foundation, company, fund or compliance service — we are willing to discuss how we can help.

• How quickly can Resilience Group incorporate a Gibraltar company for an introduced client?

  Subject to completed AML/CTF onboarding and receipt of all required information, Gibraltar company incorporation can typically be completed within two to three business days. More complex structures — including those requiring director appointments, trust documentation or fund administration setup — take longer and we provide a project timeline at the outset.