Ravi Viroomal Appointed as
New Business Development Director

Ramparts, a leading Gibraltar law firm and fiduciary group business, today announced the appointment of Ravi Viroomal as Business Development Manager.

In his new role, Ravi will be responsible for developing and implementing Ramparts’ business development strategy.

It’s great that Ravi agreed to join our team, I have known him for a long time and have always been impressed by Ravi’s professionalism, knowledge and ability to service clients in their best interest… He brings a wealth of experience in cross-border solutions. We are confident that he will play a key role in our continued growth.” (Peter Howitt, CEO of Ramparts)

Ravi ViroomalRavi has over 20 years of experience in the financial services sector and has worked in Gibraltar, London and Malta. During his career he has acquired a lot of expertise in these jurisdictions and beyond, having travelled extensively for work in the Middle East and Asia. He has a proven track record of success in developing and executing sales strategies that drive revenue growth.

I am excited to join Ramparts,” said Ravi. “I am impressed by the group’s commitment to providing high-quality legal and fiduciary services to its clients, and its multi-jurisdictional offering and dedicated team.  I look forward to helping the group achieve its business goals.

Heather Adamson, Head of Fiduciary – Ramparts stated: “Delighted to have Ravi join us. His extensive network and strong industry knowledge will bring benefits for our existing clients” 

 

About Ramparts

Ramparts is a leading law firm and fiduciary business specialising in advising and structuring solutions for clients in the technology, private client, payments and financial services, fund administration, cryptoassets and online betting & gaming sectors. The group has a team of experienced lawyers, accountants, compliance experts, and company/fund administrators dedicated to providing clients with high-quality value-added services. 

 

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