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Luminor

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Luminor is the leading independent bank in the Baltic states and the third-largest financial services provider in the region. The bank aims to drive change and contribute to the community by fostering an economic environment with a future perspective. With a strong local presence and roots in the Nordic countries, Luminor combines global knowledge with local expertise to support sustainable growth in the Baltic region, offering reliable long-term services to both businesses and individuals.

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Luminor - Latest News and Updates

• Luminor has expanded its service categories to include Cryptocurrency Service, Financial Consultant, Financial Institution, Money Transfer Service, and Non-Bank Financial Service.
• Linda Budrecka has started a new position as Advisor at Luminor Latvija.
• Kerli Vares, Luminor's board member and head of the Latvian branch and personal banking, will leave her position on December 30, with Ossi Leikola becoming the new head of the Latvian branch on December 31.
• Kerli Vares will leave her roles as head of Luminor's Latvian branch and personal banking on December 30, 2024, after seven years with the company.
• Santa Brisone has joined Luminor as a Senior Relationship Manager in Latvia, previously holding the same position at Reģionālā investīciju banka.

• Kristine M. has left Luminor as a Project Portfolio Manager in Latvia to join Baltic Shared Services Center as a Process Manager.
• Kerli Vares, Luminor's head in Latvia, predicts growth and optimism for Latvia's economy in 2025.
• Luminor actively educates the public on pension-related topics, explaining different pension levels and how to choose the best pension plan.
• Luminor's Head of Business Banking, Marjan Savtšenko, advises Estonian companies to plan for new tax changes starting January 1, which include increased tax rates and the removal of favorable dividend taxation.

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