Ramparts & Juno successfully complete a significant
all-Gibraltar transaction

Ramparts and Juno are pleased to announce the completion of a significant all-Gibraltar transaction whereby consenting clients of Juno’s company and fund administration business, along with staff servicing those clients, have been combined with the existing business of Ramparts.

Ramparts, an established company manager and licensed fund administrator, has a proven track record in fund and company administration with, for example, over $300 million in assets under administration for the funds it currently supports.

Juno has been in operation for over 20 years: the consolidation of resources and knowledge will create new opportunities and synergies for the benefit of the enlarged business and its clients.

In speaking about the transaction, Russell Johnston, Chair and General Counsel of Juno stated:  “The combined strengths of Ramparts and Juno will enable the provision of an even higher level of service and support to our clients, leveraging our expertise and experience in company and fund administration and creating a larger and better capitalised offering in this regulated space.”

Heather Adamson, Head of Fiduciary at Ramparts stated that:  “This transaction brings a highly qualified team from Juno that will assist in servicing both transferring and existing clients of Ramparts. We look forward to integrating and developing all our regulated services in support of our clients and assist in the further beneficial development of the Gibraltar jurisdiction generally.”

The combined business, which going forward will trade under the Ramparts banner, provides a comprehensive offering to companies and fund companies alike, including state of the art company management, fund administration, corporate accounting, tax preparation and compliance support.  

Ramparts also comprises a law firm with lawyers qualified to advise on the laws of Gibraltar, England & Wales, the European Union and the Republic of Ireland.

Further enquiries:

Heather Adamson

Peter Howitt

https://ramparts.gi/

[email protected]

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