Funds, shares and stocks

Better returns on your company's excess liquidity

Help and advice to get you started – use the expertise of our specialists, variety of services and digital tools to create an investment plan for your company.
A wide variety of funds and other securities – build your own fund portfolio or choose a managed fund with risk diversification handled by our fund managers.
Tools that make investing easier – buy, sell and follow your investments in Nordea Business.

Invest in shares and stocks

To trade in any listed instruments, a company must open a book-entry account in its name. If the information on your company’s line of business in the Finnish Trade Register does not include investment operations, your company’s representative must deliver us the signed minutes of the board meeting in which the decision to open a book-entry account was made.
Depending on your company’s signature rules and company form, we may also need the minutes of the board meeting in which the decision to open a fund portfolio was made (note that these minutes are always required from registered associations and housing companies).
You can send us the minutes via Nordea Omaposti. To trade in listed instruments, your company also needs a valid Legal Entity Identifier (LEI). Read more about LEI. After your company has acquired the LEI, call Nordea Business Centre (0200 26262, local rates apply) to open the book-entry account.

Invest in funds

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To invest in fund units, your company will need a fund portfolio. To open this portfolio, a representative authorised to sign for your company must call Nordea Business Centre on 0200 26262 (local rates apply). Depending on your company’s signature rules, we may need you to provide us with the minutes of the board meeting in which the decision to open a fund portfolio was made.
You can buy and sell fund units in Nordea Business. You can make an agreement on regular monthly saving in Nordea Business under the Savings and investments tab.
To invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), your company will need a book-entry account and a Legal Identity Identifier (LEI). If the information on your company’s line of business in the Finnish Trade Register does not include investment operations, your company’s representative must deliver us the signed minutes of the board meeting in which the decision to open a book-entry account was made. You can send us the minutes via Nordea Omaposti.

LEI-code

Is your company trading with stocks, securities or derivates?

All legal entities need a LEI-code to get started.

Frequently asked questions about funds and shares

Can companies invest in funds?

Yes. If you want to invest your company's excess liquidity in funds, you can start by opening a fund portfolio. After this, you can purchase fund units in Nordea Business – you have access to our entire fund selection and you can set up monthly savings agreements for your company.

What are the benefits of saving in funds?

Funds invest widely in various securities. When your company buys fund units, it indirectly invests in all the securities that are investment targets of the fund. Because each fund unit contains many different securities, the risks and costs are lower than if you were to buy each security separately. Different funds also have different weightings and rules for investing assets. They determine what kind of securities or companies or which countries the fund invests in. When you invest in funds, you can choose targets from our wide selection based on different saving strategies and risk levels.

Can I invest in stocks and shares with my company's money?

Absolutely. However, buying stocks and other securities requires opening a book-entry account and obtaining a LEI code.