In order to carry out securities’ transactions, you need to open a securities account. You can open a Baltic securities account or the bank’s internal securities account. Securities accounts can be opened both on the Internet bank and in the branches.
Bank’s internal securities account
Use the bank’s internal securities account for holding the securities not settled by the Baltic Depository (i.e. foreign securities and the funds managed by SEB Varahaldus), and for carrying out transactions with them.
Baltic securities account
Use the Baltic securities account for holding the securities settled by the Baltic Depository (e.g. Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian securities), and for carrying out transactions with them.
Legal entities are required to have an LEI code in order to perform transactions with traded securities.
We recommend that before you sign any financial service agreement you read the service terms carefully and consult the staff of the bank if you need to.
This page contains promotional information. It cannot be construed as a recommendation, order or invitation to use the described saving and investing services and may not constitute any basis or part of any subsequent transaction. We remind you that investing involves risk. You are responsible for your decisions; therefore, before you make any decision, you should be fully informed about the selected services/products and the risks associated with them.
