Investing company assets

How to get started

Our investment services for businesses are available to limited liability companies, limited partnerships, general partnerships, registered associations and housing companies. Private traders make their investments as personal customers.

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 LEIOpens new window. After your company has acquired the LEI, call Nordea Business Centre (0200 26262Opens new window, local rates apply) to open the book-entry account.

To open a fund portfolio required for investing in fund units, call Nordea Business Centre on 0200 26262Opens new window (local rates apply).

Investment funds

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 26262Opens new window (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 or Nordea Investor. You can make an agreement on regular monthly saving in Nordea Business under the ‘Savings and investmentsOpens new window’ 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. To trade in listed instruments, your company also needs a valid LEI. Read more about LEIOpens new window.

Read more about investment funds.

Shares

To trade in shares, your company will need a book-entry account and a Legal Identity Identifier (LEI). Read further instructions on how to open a book-entry account under ‘How to get started’.
Read more about share trading.

You can manage your equity investments in Nordea Business under the ‘Savings and investmentsOpens new window’ tab or in Nordea InvestorOpens new window.

See our tariff for trading services.

Other products

You can read more about all our investment products on the ‘Investment products’ page. Other investments products, such as derivatives and warrants, can be managed in Nordea Business and in Nordea Investor after we have confirmed that you have the necessary knowledge of the products. You can test your knowledge in Nordea Business on the ‘Savings and investmentsOpens new window’ tab.

Capital Corporate is a capital redemption contract managed by our investment experts. You can send a message to our experts via Nordea Omaposti or our chatbot Nova requesting them to contact you, or you can fill in our contact form.

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Retrieving investment statements 

• You can order statements covering your holdings in securities and funds on a particular day by filling in the order form for financial statement documents