Loans

Upon getting more information on peculiarities of your business, we will advice you on the best type of financing, offer advantageous loan repayment schedule and interest rate type.

Depending on your intentions, we can offer you:

  • Overdrafts for efficient short-term financing and loans secured by financial instruments;
  • Credit lines for increasing current assets of your company;
  • Trade finance for performing export and import transactions;
  • Long-term loans for acquiring fixed assets and developing your business, or for purchasing real estate.

Contact your private banker to receive a solution
tailored exactly to your needs!

  • Overdrafts

    If you need to quickly increase the amount of funds available in your account, you can use overdrafts — this is the most convenient solution for receiving financing before receiving and incoming payment to your account.

  • Mortgage Loans

    If you need financing for acquiring real estate, we are ready to grant you a mortgage loan secured by real estate in Latvia.

  • Long-Term Commercial Loans

    When development of your business requires real estate to be acquired, renovated or improved, when you need to purchase transport vehicles, equipment or machinery, or to invest in new technologies or intangible assets, we will find the best financing solution for you.

  • Short-Term Commercial Loans

    If your business involves trade or manufacturing, you need to ensure proper range of offered products and inventory. A credit line is the best option for increasing your current assets.

  • Trade Finance

    Being actively engaged in international trade, you most probably have encountered a situation of current assets deficiency: when you expect payments for goods delivered or when you use current assets to purchase goods.

  • Financing Secured by Pledge of Financial Instruments

    When you invest in securities, including purchase of investment funds’ shares or bonds issued by our bank, you acquire additional opportunities — to receive financing secured by pledge of financial instruments constituting your investment portfolio.

  • Overdraft instead of conversion

    Our commercial client pays to his suppliers in euros and sells goods for U.S. dollars.
    • Once, when it was time to pay to the supplier and our client had dollars on his account, he saw that the dollar against the euro was growing, so he decided that it was not profitable to buy euros at the moment, and it would be better to do it later.

      The client called us for advice. His private banker offered him to take an overdraft in euro secured by dollars the client had on his current account.

    • Thus the client would be able to pay in euro for the delivery immediately, and to convert later when paying off the overdraft.

      The client was correct in his forecast of currency rate change, and ultimately the cost of the overdraft was significantly lower than the rates difference that provided the client with an extra profit from the transaction.

    Sergei Deinekin

    Head of Private Banking Department West

  • Bonus overdraft at the right time

    At the end of the working day, around 7 p. m., the Client Line received a call from our client – the company engaged in logistics. Its employee found himself in a difficult situation: being on a gas station in Poland, he did not have enough money on his card account to pay for fuel.
    • In this company there work a lot of drivers, and each of them has a payment card for settlements during their trips. One employee of the company is responsible for monitoring the balance on drivers’ card accounts. Unfortunately, in the described situation the driver’s card account hadn’t been replenished on time, although there was enough money on the company’s account. The banking day has closed and the private bankers serving this company's account left.

    • Fortunately, their colleague stayed in the office, and the head of the department, inputting transactions into the banking system, was still at work as well. All parties involved quickly coordinated their actions, as a result, in less than a half an hour, the driver was granted a bonus overdraft on his card account. The driver paid for the fuel and was able to continue his way without disrupting the schedule.

    Aivars Rauska

    Head of Private Banking Department Latvia