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List Of Investment Banks In Estonia

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

1 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Balti Investeeringute Grupp
Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank
Eesti Krediidipank
Eesti Pank
Hansapank
LHV Pank
MARFIN PANK
NORD/LB Latvija Eesti Filiaal
Nordea Bank Finland Plc. Eesti filiaal
Parex banka
Sampo Pank
SBM Pank
SEB Eesti Ühispank
Swedbank
Tallinna Äripanga AS

Key Takeaways

  • Estonia hosts both domestic and international investment banks operating via branches or advisory units.
  • Swedbank and LHV Pank offer formal investment banking services in Estonia.
  • Coop Pank (formerly Eesti Krediidipank), SEB Pank (formerly Eesti Ühispank), and Luminor are major players with potential investment banking capabilities.
  • Some listed institutions (e.g., Eesti Pank, central bank) are not investment banks in the conventional sense.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are all listed institutions genuine investment banks?
Not necessarily; some like Eesti Pank are the central bank, while others like Swedbank and LHV Pank provide dedicated investment banking services.
Which banks offer M&A and capital markets services in Estonia?
Swedbank Investment Banking and LHV Pank’s new investment banking unit offer M&A, equity and debt capital markets services.
Is Coop Pank the same as Eesti Krediidipank?
Yes, Coop Pank was formerly known as Eesti Krediidipank.

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