Charlestown, Nevis, April 9th, 2025 – Hamilton Reserve Bank, the hometown of America’s founding father Alexander Hamilton, will be welcoming Ambassador Lee Wolosky to the bank HQ in Nevis in a few weeks, when he joins Hamilton Reserve Bank.
Ambassador Wolosky is an internationally recognized litigator who graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Law School. He has represented numerous clients that include Presidents, CEOs and Corporations.
Ambassador Wolosky is known for leading precedent-setting legal matters related to national security matters and foreign affairs as well as for representing high-profile clients in multibillion-dollar litigation, including complex multi jurisdictional disputes.
Ambassador Wolosky has served at the highest levels of the United States government. He has the distinction of serving under four U.S. Presidents in senior legal and national security positions. Most recently, he served as Special Counsel to President Biden at the White House. Ambassador Lee also served as Special Envoy for Guantanamo Closure under President Obama. While serving under Obama, he was accorded the rank of Ambassador.
Ambassador Wolosky is truly an amazing addition to HRB.
About Hamilton Reserve Bank
Hamilton Reserve Bank (SWIFT: NIBTKNNE) is an award-winning global bank and the largest global bank headquartered in the Caribbean with offices worldwide and more than US $6 billion in assets, serving a rapidly expanding clientele from 150 countries in 15 languages and 126 currencies in broad collaboration with The Bank of New York Mellon, Banco Santander, among many other correspondent banks. Featured as a global success story by Temenos, the world’s leading fintech, Hamilton Reserve Bank has a pristine regulatory history, a large asset base, and automated new customer account approval 100% online in 20 minutes, executing multicurrency bank wires in seconds worldwide, delivering a fast, compliant, and white glove private banking experience for businesses and ultra-high-net-worth individuals around the globe. In early 2026, HRB completed a US$35 million equity financing at US$2 billion valuation.
