Resilience Group announced the merger in July 2026 of Octopus International Business Services and Rampart Corporate Services, bringing their corporate, fiduciary and fund-administration teams together.
The merger brings two established local fiduciary and corporate-services businesses together for local businesses, international founders and family offices with Gibraltar administration needs. Resilience provides corporate, fiduciary and fund-administration services; legal advice remains with a separately instructed law firm.
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Two Gibraltar fiduciary businesses, joined as one. Resilience Group.
Resilience Group announced the merger in July 2026 of Octopus International Business Services and Rampart Corporate Services, bringing their corporate, fiduciary and fund-administration teams together.
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