Intertrust, a global provider of tech-enabled corporate and fund solutions, has today announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Round Hill Capital, a global real estate investment, development and asset management firm.

The deal sees Intertrust acquire the legal, corporate and accounting services team of a subsidiary of the global firm.

Whilst continuing to provide dedicated ongoing support to Round Hill Capital, Intertrust says the deal will also increase its real estate sector expertise and support ambitious growth plans in this space.

Intertrust CEO, Stephanie Miller, said: "I am delighted to be able to announce this innovative move for Intertrust which helps to support Round Hill Capital's expansion plans and builds on our reputation for high quality client service.

"We are capitalizing on our commitment to bring forward advanced technology solutions which automate and accelerate client service and allow for growth in our funds service line, where the real estate sector presents a particular opportunity currently."

Intertrust's Chief Commercial Officer, Ian Lynch, added: "Our agreement with Round Hill Capital today is the first of what I expect to be a number of such transactions, particularly in Private Capital. This represents a win-win for Intertrust and our clients who we can help them scale through our tailored enterprise solutions."

Intertrust says the deal does not have a material impact on its financial position or results. The terms of the transaction are not disclosed.

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Intertrust, a global provider of tech-enabled corporate and fund solutions, has today announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Round Hill Capital, a global real estate investment, development and asset management firm.

The deal sees Intertrust acquire the legal, corporate and accounting services team of a subsidiary of the global firm.

Whilst continuing to provide dedicated ongoing support to Round Hill Capital, Intertrust says the deal will also increase its real estate sector expertise and support ambitious growth plans in this space.

Intertrust CEO, Stephanie Miller, said: "I am delighted to be able to announce this innovative move for Intertrust which helps to support Round Hill Capital's expansion plans and builds on our reputation for high quality client service.

"We are capitalizing on our commitment to bring forward advanced technology solutions which automate and accelerate client service and allow for growth in our funds service line, where the real estate sector presents a particular opportunity currently."

Intertrust's Chief Commercial Officer, Ian Lynch, added: "Our agreement with Round Hill Capital today is the first of what I expect to be a number of such transactions, particularly in Private Capital. This represents a win-win for Intertrust and our clients who we can help them scale through our tailored enterprise solutions."

Intertrust says the deal does not have a material impact on its financial position or results. The terms of the transaction are not disclosed.