Governance · Risk · Compliance · Financial Crime
Clear judgement for complex businesses.
Independent advisory for regulated and fast-moving firms navigating licensing, governance, risk, financial crime, remediation and transformation.
Ramella Corporate Consulting Ltd
Specialist support where regulation meets execution.
RCC works with regulated firms, founders, boards and executive teams that need more than policy drafting. The work focuses on translating obligations and risk into structures, decisions, controls and evidence that operate in the real business.
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Five areas of specialist support.
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Regulatory Strategy & Licensing
Practical support for firms entering, expanding within or restructuring regulated markets.
View service02Risk & Governance
Clear accountability, decision structures and risk management that can be evidenced when challenged.
View service03Compliance & Financial Crime
Risk-based compliance, AML and financial crime frameworks designed around the actual business model.
View service04Digital Assets & Payments
Regulatory and risk support where fiat, payments, custody and digital assets meet.
View service05De-risking, Remediation & Independent Assurance
Focused programmes for firms that need to reduce regulatory, operational or governance exposure and prove the change.
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For high-stakes conversations, career moves and leadership decisions.
Private coaching combines executive communication, career strategy, leadership judgement and applied preparation for material meetings, interviews and professional transitions.
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Latest writing
Ideas grounded in practice.
Julius Bär: When the Controls Exist but the Risk Appetite Says Something Else
A practitioner analysis of the Julius Bär case through the lens of risk appetite, governance and control effectiveness, asking what it means when controls formally exist but their outputs are overridden, resisted or fail to constrain the organisation's actual risk-taking behaviour.
LinkedIn · Oct 2026Financial Crime · Compliance · Governance · Risk · RegulatoryFour Years Later - What Happened After I Blew the Whistle on Himalaya Exchange?
Miles Guo has now been sentenced to 30 years in prison. This first-person follow-up examines what happened after the original Himalaya Exchange whistleblowing disclosures, the subsequent U.S. proceedings, and the governance and financial-crime lessons four years later.
RCC · 29 Sep 2026Financial Crime · Risk · Governance · Compliance · RegulatoryAPP Fraud Reimbursement: Prevention Is the Harder Measure
A practitioner reflection on the UK's APP fraud reimbursement regime, recognising improved consumer redress while arguing that Boards and risk functions should increasingly measure whether fraud is being prevented before reimbursement becomes necessary.
LinkedIn · Sep 2026