New securities account

To start investing, open a securities account for your company

You can start investing any time with an amount suitable for you.
Transactions with Swedbank funds and safekeeping is free of charge.
Trading with Baltic stocks in the Internet bank is free of charge.
Trading with Baltic stocks and holding of stocks is free of charge.
NEW! Holding a portfolio of up to € 100,000 is free of charge.
You can get the LEI code quickly and conveniently from our partner LEI Register.

How to start investing?

The securities account can be opened by legal representative sending a bank message.
You can now open a new current account, which is not linked to your company's principal activity, to manage the company's portfolio.
Apply for a LEI code for your company if you plan to perform transactions with listed securities.
You can always keep an eye on your securities portfolio and the stock market in the Internet bank.

Where could I invest?

Stocks – a wide variety of Baltic and global stocks.
Investment funds – choose a fund suitable for you and the investment decisions will be made by professional investment managers. Transactions with investment funds also do not require the LEI code.
Exchange-traded funds (ETF) – with just one investment, you get a wide range of instruments: from stocks and bonds to commodities and currencies.

Where can I get advice?

The LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) code is a global legal entity identifier consisting of a 20-digit code. Legal entities are required to have an LEI code in order to perform transactions with listed securities.
We offer our customers to apply for a LEI code through our partner LEI Register quickly and conveniently here. Registration and management of the code is paid.
More information about the LEI code can be found here.

LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) is an international identity code consisting of 20 letters and numbers and is issued to legal entities participating in financial transactions. Each code is unique and remains the same the entire time of operation of the particular legal entity. An LEI code does not substitute the code issued by the register of legal entities.

To obtain an LEI code, choose one of the international institutions authorised to issue LEI codes. You will find a complete list of the issuing institutions here.

An LEI code is usually issued within a few hours to one day. For companies with a complex legal structure, it may take longer to issue the code.

An LEI code has both a registration fee and an annual subscription fee.

An LEI code is required for reporting a legal entity’s transactions to supervisory authorities. The investment service provider cannot fulfil its reporting obligation unless the legal entity has an LEI code. Without an LEI code, the legal entity’s transactions cannot be carried out.

Starting from the 3rd of January, 2018, the LEI code is required for legal entities which conclude deals with the Exchange traded financial instruments in European Economic area – for example, equities, fixed income instruments and exchange traded funds.

When an LEI code is issued, it reaches the central GLEIF system in approximately one working day, and the system automatically forwards it to your bank.

If a customer who is a legal person does not submit an LEI code for the investment service provider to use when reporting a securities transaction, the service provider will not be able to fulfil the reporting obligation arising from law. As a result, the investment service provider may refuse to provide the service.

A customer who is a legal person must have a valid LEI code for the correct fulfilment of the reporting obligation. Before carrying out a securities transaction, the investment service provider must verify that the customer has a valid LEI code.

Financial transactions with the following instruments require an LEI code:

financial instruments that can be traded on trading venues (regulated markets, multilateral trading facilities or organised trading facilities) in the European Economic Area, such as shares, bonds and exchange traded funds (ETFs);
over-the-counter derivatives, such as currency, stock, interest rate and commodity derivatives (forwards, swaps and options);
exchange-traded derivatives, such as options and futures.

Investing is for everybody.

Good choice for starting investors – start with a little as 1 euro.

An investment solution if you want to create a diversified portfolio of securities on your own quickly and simply.

New securities account

To start investing, open a securities account for your company

How to start investing?

Where could I invest?

Where can I get advice?

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