Hamilton Reserve Bank and Dubai’s Trinity Group partner to deliver seamless company formation and fast multicurrency banking worldwide.
Hamilton Reserve Bank, the largest global bank headquartered in the Caribbean region with more than US$20 billion in deposits and custodial assets, serving clients from 150 countries in 126 currencies and 15 languages, has entered into a strategic marketing alliance with the leading UAE-based corporate services provider, Trinity Group to support governments, businesses and individuals for their corporate services and multicurrency global banking needs.
Trinity Group strengthens our existing Dubai bank branch presence in the MENA region.”
— Ghassan Nasr, CEO, International Markets, Hamilton Reserve Bank
The marketing alliance bridges a gap between corporate solutions and efficient banking, meeting critical market demand for integrated fast, safe, and compliant financial services around the clock.
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“Hamilton Reserve Bank is a market leader in cross-border payments, treasury management, and asset custody,” said Ghassan Nasr, CEO, International Markets, Hamilton Reserve Bank. “Trinity Group strengthens our existing Dubai bank branch presence in the MENA region.”
“Clients can now benefit from both company formations and banking. Alongside Hamilton Reserve Bank, we will provide remarkable experience for entrepreneurs by establishing Nevis entities while maintaining a high service standard for corporate advisory.” Said Simon Hanley, CEO, Trinity Group.
Key Client Benefits:
• Streamlined bank account opening within 48 hours for new entities
• Corporate structuring, company formation led by Trinity Group
• Access to Hamilton Reserve Bank’s large, award-winning multicurrency banking platform serving clients in 150 countries
Nevis is a premier jurisdiction for cross-border businesses, benefited from its English common law heritage and banking sophistication through Hamilton Reserve Bank.
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