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New Year Cards and Calendars of Rietumu Bank presented
28.12.2020As with every year, we at Rietumu Bank have created special 2021 holiday greeting cards and calendars for our clients.
Keyword tags: Banks, Culture, Financial Services, Forum, Latvia
The photo exhibition “Icons – an Exhibition about the Right to Exist” opened in Rietumu in Riga
22.12.2020The Swedish Ambassador to Latvia, Ms Karin Hőglund, recently hosted an online broadcast from the photo exhibition “Icons – an Exhibition about the Right to Exist”, which opened in early December in Rietumu Gallery.
Eesti Pank forecasts that the economy will probably recover to its pre-crisis level in the second half of next year
16.12.2020The latest economic forecast from Eesti Pank expects the Estonian economy to recover from the crisis in 2021 and to return to where it was before the crisis in the second half of next year.
Dagens: Investigation against Swedbank, SEB and Danske on money laundering ongoing in US
16.12.2020SEB, Swedbank and Danske Bank are being investigated by three federal authorities in the US, namely the Justice Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and a federal prosecutor’s office in New York, Swedish business daily Dagens Industri reported without saying where it got the information, cites LETA/Bloomberg.
Estonia: Inbank acquires 53% stake in full-service vehicle rental company Mobire
15.12.2020Inbank on Monday signed an agreement to acquire 53% of the full-service vehicle rental company Mobire Group OU; parties have agreed not to disclose the price of the transaction, writes LETA/BNS.
Housing affordability improves in Riga and Tallinn in Q3
In the third quarter of this year, housing affordability improved in Riga and Tallinn but reduced somewhat in Vinius, Swedbank representatives informed citing the latest Swedbank Baltic Housing Affordability Index (HAI).
Latvian banking sector makes EUR 106.2 mln in January-September profit
The Latvian banking sector closed the first nine months of 2020 with EUR 106.254 million in aggregate profit, which is a drop by 15.7% from the first nine months of 2019, writes LETA, according to the information from the Latvian financial regulator, the Finance and Capital Market Commission (FCMC).
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