Outsourced Legal
& Compliance

Overview

We work very closely with and care for our clients. As partners in their success, we wish them to see us as outsourced professionals with an in-house style. We work with document and communication tools that suit our clients and their business partners.

Services

Given this ethos of collaboration, we work closely with regulated clients in the payments, gaming and crypto space on a retainer model as an ‘in-house style’ provider of:
 
  • AML policies and procedures
  • KYB/KYC support including source of wealth verification
  • legal & regulatory advice
  • contract review & negotiation

Case Study

  • For one of our clients we helped set up a Google group and space so that their customers can email our team at the client’s domain and email group and we deal with KYB requirements directly.
  • In addition we maintain the policies and procedures and conduct onboarding risk-scoring. For the client it allows them to show professionalism and meet their AML obligations without expanding their core operations team or subscribing for the various database services needed when conducting KYB, KYC and doing chain analysis on wallets.
  • We also provide the client with a contract review and drafting service plus regulatory advice as it arises for a set number of hours per month.

News & Insights

Gibraltar Family Office Playbook
February 20, 2026

Gibraltar Companies, Funds, Trusts, and Private Foundations: A Practical Playbook

Gibraltar offers internationally mobile founders and family offices a robust toolkit of holding companies, trusts, private foundations and funds, all within a common‑law, English‑speaking and well‑regulated jurisdiction. This practical playbook explains when to use a company versus a trust or foundation for exits, operating businesses and long‑term wealth, how Category 2 (Cat 2) residency and UK anti‑avoidance rules fit in, and why working with a Gibraltar firm that combines legal, fiduciary and accounting services makes implementation and ongoing governance significantly easier for UK advisors and their clients.

Infographic re safeguarding and CASS
February 2, 2026

New Safeguarding Rules for Payment & E‑Money Firms

The regulatory landscape for UK and Gibraltar payment institutions (PIs) and e‑money institutions (EMIs) is undergoing its most significant overhaul in a decade. The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Supplementary Safeguarding Regime (CASS 15) takes effect on 7 May 2026, introducing much more granular, CASS‑style expectations into the payments and e‑money space.

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