Raivo Hein: LHV Bank Needs a Different Kind of Management
Raivo Hein advocates for a change in management style at LHV Bank following the replacement of its CEO, emphasizing the need to adapt to evolving market conditions.
LHV plans to pay a dividend of 17 cents per share, Erki Kilu to become the new head of the bank
LHV Group is set to distribute a dividend of 17 euros cents per share following its upcoming shareholders' meeting where significant changes to the board will also be decided, including the appointment of Erki Kilu as the new CEO.
Erki Kilu continues as CEO of LHV Bank instead of Kadri Kiisel
LHV Bank in Estonia has appointed Erki Kilu as its new CEO, replacing Kadri Kiisel, effective April 1st.
USE THE OPPORTUNITY β© Estonian bank simplifies home loan conditions for home defenders and teachers
Coop Bank in Estonia has announced simplified home loan conditions for teachers, police officers, firefighters, active military personnel, and members of the Defense League.
Bank of Estonia: Entrepreneurs' assessment of loan availability has improved
Estonian entrepreneurs perceive an improvement in their access to bank loans, surpassing several indicators of the European average.
Arco Vara has a new leader from the bank
Rait Riim, with 20 years of experience in the real estate sector, has been appointed as the new leader of Arco Vara after holding leadership positions in various financial institutions.
The Scammers Don't Even Sleep on Holidays! Valdo Randpere Received a Suspicious Phone Call: I Sent Him to a Dark Place and Called the Bank
Estonian politician Valdo Randpere shared his experience of receiving a scam phone call on the country's Independence Day, highlighting the ongoing issue of fraud.
Estonian Nokias Increased Many Estonians' Capital
The article discusses the historical context of the term 'Estonian Nokia' as it pertains to Hansabank, which was once a prominent Estonian bank that contributed to the economic landscape of the country.
Lagarde promised to remain president of the ECB until the end of her term
Christine Lagarde has confirmed her intention to serve as president of the European Central Bank until her term ends in 2027, despite media rumors of her early departure.
WSJ: Christine Lagarde's 'starting point' is to lead the European Central Bank until the end of her term
Christine Lagarde reaffirmed her commitment to leading the European Central Bank for the remainder of her term amidst speculation of her early resignation.
ECB: talk of President Lagarde's premature departure is premature
The European Central Bank has stated that President Christine Lagarde is focused on her work and has made no decision regarding her departure, dismissing recent speculation about her leaving early as unfounded.
FT: Lagarde to leave the European Central Bank before the end of her term
Christine Lagarde is expected to resign as President of the European Central Bank before the end of her term, which was supposed to last until October 2027.
Cocoa growers in Ivory Coast, which supply the world's 'brown gold', are struggling on the brink of hunger
Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast face severe poverty and hunger despite their role in making the country a leading cocoa producer.
The Golden Age of Central Banks is Coming to an End
Editor Erik Aru discusses the challenges to central bank independence, particularly in the context of Donald Trump's actions during his presidency.
MAIT KRAUN β© Inflation is eating away at the value of the Bank of Estonia's reserves
Analyst Mait Kraun discusses how inflation and state debt risks are significantly reducing the real value of the Bank of Estonia's reserves, which amount to two billion euros.
INTEREST RATE LOWERED β© The Central Bank of Russia continues to lower the interest rate
The Central Bank of Russia has reduced its key interest rate for the sixth consecutive meeting in response to the ongoing economic slowdown and the war in Ukraine.
5 things every woman over 40 should have in her wardrobe
Stylist Natalie Carlisle, who has decades of experience in fashion for women over 40, shares five affordable wardrobe essentials that enhance style without breaking the bank.
Russia lowers the base interest rate as economic growth slows
The Central Bank of Russia has reduced the base interest rate from 16% to 15.5% due to slowing economic growth impacted by the war in Ukraine and Western sanctions.
ANOTHER MALFUNCTION β© LHV deducted money from clients' bank accounts without reason
LHV Bank experienced a malfunction that resulted in the unauthorized deduction of a five-euro transaction fee from its clients during maintenance work.
A woman living in Finland received over 74 million euros in her bank account at midnight
A woman residing in Helsinki, Finland won 74.1 million euros in the Eurojackpot lottery, marking the largest gambling win ever recorded by a resident of Finland.
BigBank extends a helping hand to multimillionaire Marek NΓ΅mmik after 'Kuuuurija' episode: this was indeed the case
After a Channel 2 premiere episode of 'Kuuuurija', BigBank helps Marek NΓ΅mmik, a lottery winner whose fortune is tied up in the bank.
Coop Bank increased the number of clients, but net profit fell
Coop Bank significantly increased its client base and loan portfolio last year, but its net profit declined due to falling interest rates.
Newspaper: The Financial Supervisory Authority entered Coop Bank
The Financial Supervisory Authority of Estonia has initiated proceedings against Coop Bank to investigate the bank's relationships with a former client, JMV car sales.
The Bank of Estonia has revealed how much money tourists left in Estonia last year
In 2025, nearly 4.6 million foreign tourists visited Estonia, spending an estimated 1.5 billion euros, although the average stay has shortened, indicating a rise in day trips.
INSIDE THE PEEPHOLE β© "There is still little space!" Silvia Ilves and her partner opened the doors of their luxurious bank building to "Kuuuurija"
Cellist Silvia Ilves and her partner discussed their daily life in a luxurious bank building during an interview, expressing that even with nine children, they find it cramped and are considering moving.
Head of the French Central Bank resigns before the end of term
FranΓ§ois Villeroy de Galhau, the president of the French Central Bank, has announced his resignation effective June, a year before the end of his term, giving President Emmanuel Macron the authority to appoint his successor.
China's Central Bank Continues Gold Accumulation
China's central bank has extended its gold purchasing period to 15 months, indicating sustained official demand amidst a recent halt in the record rise of gold prices.
Trump's new favorite? He becomes the new head of the world's most important central bank
President Trump has appointed Kevin Warsh as the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, an office that has become contentious during his presidency.
Ants NΓ΅mper, Lauri MΓ€lksoo β© The gene bank in a state of hibernation awaits its prince
The dormant gene bank in Estonia is awaiting a funding boost, as discussed by legal expert Ants NΓ΅mper and academic Lauri MΓ€lksoo.
The European Central Bank has once again kept interest rates unchanged
The European Central Bank's council decided to leave the base interest rates unchanged, with the last decrease occurring in June last year, as inflation is expected to stabilize around the target of two percent amid a resilient economy.
Estonian Central Bank issued 288 million euros in cash in the fourth quarter
In the fourth quarter of 2025, the Estonian Central Bank circulated 8.5 million banknotes valued at 286.7 million euros and 1.77 million coins worth 1.32 million euros.
The Minister of Justice initiates a revision of the anti-corruption law due to the Danske fine
Estonian Justice Minister Liisa Pakosta has initiated a comprehensive review of the anti-corruption law in response to the Danske Bank money laundering scandal, highlighting the need for better prevention of corruption in financial institutions.
EBRD investments in the Baltic states reached a record last year
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) reported that its investments in the Baltic states reached a record high of 654 million euros last year, with Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia seeing significant increases in funding for various projects.
Pakosta initiates revision of the anti-corruption law for Danske's fine
Justice Minister Liisa Pakosta has initiated a revision of the anti-corruption law following the Danske Bank money laundering scandal, highlighting the need for better corruption prevention in financial institutions.