Profit of Latvian financial institutions - 29.5 million euros
Latvian monetary financial institutions reported a profit of €29.5 million in January, an 18.5% decrease from the same period in 2025 according to Latvia's central bank data.
Brussels is Discussing Additional Economic Support for Eastern Europe
The Latvian Prime Minister discusses potential financial solutions from the European Investment Bank to support entrepreneurs in Eastern Europe.
Kazāks: The idea of withdrawing second-pension-level savings is populism with painful consequences
Latvian Bank President Mārtiņš Kazāks warns that allowing the withdrawal of second-pension-level savings would primarily benefit short-term expenditures and adversely affect less affluent citizens.
Listing shares of state-owned companies on the stock exchange would allow residents to invest in Latvia, says Kazāks
Latvian Bank President Mārtiņš Kazāks believes that listing shares of state-owned enterprises would enable local residents to invest in Latvia and improve governance.
Mintos Begins Process of Obtaining Banking License from ECB
Latvian investment platform Mintos has initiated the process of acquiring a banking license from the European Central Bank (ECB).
I Went for the Full Bank – Krūzbergs Shares Impressions on the Bronze Won
Latvian short tracker Roberts Krūzbergs reflects on winning a bronze medal, which is Latvia's first medal in Olympic short track, during his last Olympic appearance.
LTV1 – the most watched television channel in January; the most popular programs – "Musical Bank" and "Sing for Me!"
In January, the Latvian TV1 channel was the most-watched channel in Latvia, with top programs including "Musical Bank" and "Sing for Me!".
A Latvian citizen accused of providing programming services to a company in Russia
A Latvian citizen is being investigated for violating EU sanctions by providing programming services to a Russian company and receiving payments through an account at a sanctioned bank.
Latvian Bank will enhance and streamline the operation of its maintained Credit Register
The Latvian Bank is reducing the time for entering client obligations in the Credit Register from five days to three, aiming to improve efficiency and information exchange with credit bureaus.
Latvian Bank urges commercial banks to improve the quality of customer service
Latvian Bank is encouraging commercial banks to enhance customer service quality by focusing on clear communication and understandable product descriptions.