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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.
Andrew Tait explores the proposed clamp down on illegal lotteries and proposal to bring prize competitions and free draws into the regulated sector.
The Markets in Crypto-Assets regime applies within the European Union and also in some cases to services providers (including token issuers) based outside of the EU. This article focuses on the impact of MiCA for persons outside of the EU.
Following on from our Introduction to the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, we provide here a brief overview (the helicopter view) of MiCA.
The Market in Crypto-Assets (MICA) regulation has just been approved by the European Council (ECOFIN) and will come into force on June 29th 2023 with 12-18 month transitional periods for full implementation and enforcement.
Gibraltar is the only UK overseas territory that has financial services passporting rights into the UK, which is taken advantage of by a range of insurance, e-money, payments and financial services companies.
In this article I will summarise some of the key issues to be considered if you wish to register in Gibraltar or the UK as a VASP.
Gibraltar is in the top 3 jurisdictions in the world for crypto asset funds. Ramparts is a regulated fund administrator and specialist in crypto fund administration. We support fund managers and funds having over $800m in NAV.
We were honoured to host Neil Montgomery who came all the way from Brazil to present to an audience of Gibraltar operators and suppliers on the imminent changes to the gambling laws in Brazil.
We are delighted to announce that we have recently obtained regulatory consents for the change of control following the management buyout from Ince Group Plc…
On 2 December 2022, the Irish Government published The Gambling Regulation Bill (the Bill).
In this final instalment, we will be discussing the new enforcement measures, including consumer and player protection.
On 2 December 2022, the Irish Government published The Gambling Regulation Bill (the Bill). This news update is the second in a series of three…
The Irish Bill marks a significant point of reform for Ireland’s outdated gambling laws. It is anticipated that it will be enacted into law in 2023.