On the bank of the Grand Canal adjoining Dublin’s Baggot Street Bridge, a cheery, modern office block with wide windows overlooking the water sits over a bustling cafe and terrace. Victoria Building could easily be mistaken for the home of one of the tech companies scattered in the area. Instead, it is the Dublin office of Intertrust, formerly known as Structured Finance Management.  At locations across Europe and Asia as well as offshore centres as far-flung as the Cayman Islands and Singapore, Intertrust’s advisors provide establishment and “regulatory reporting and compliance services” to fund managers, its website advertises. Intertrust has…

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