Book-entry account for a company

We can open a book-entry account for limited liability companies, limited partnerships, general partnerships and registered associations. If you are a private trader, you will need to open a book-entry account as a personal customer. A company’s book-entry account holds listed securities, meaning that you will need this account to trade in shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). See our tariff for trading services.

You will also need a valid Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) to open the book-entry account. Report your LEI to us.Opens new window

Opening the account

Opening a book-entry account requires that the official information on your company’s line of business states that the company is engaged in investment operations. If this is not the case, you must deliver us the minutes of the board meeting in which your company or corporation decided to open the book-entry account, including a list of any persons authorised to use the account (names and personal identity numbers). Please send the minutes via Nordea Omaposti. 

After you have done this, a person authorised to sign for your company or corporation must contact Nordea Business Centre, tel 0200 26262Opens new window, Mon–Fri 9.00–16.30 (local rates apply).

Depositing in a Time Deposit Account is secure

• We will agree on the deposit interest when you open the account.
• Interest is determined by the deposit period and amount. 
• Interest will be fixed during the entire deposit period.
• Pricing is based on general market rates.
• You can choose your deposit period starting from one day.
• At maturity, the capital and interests are automatically transferred to a payment account used as a management account.

Opening an account

To open an account, a person authorised to sign for your company must contact Nordea Business Centre, tel. 0200 6262Opens new window (local rates apply) Mon-Fri 9.00-16.30.

Terms and conditions

Special and general terms and conditions of fixed term accountsOpens new window

Fixed-term Foreign Currency Account in all major currencies

• You can open an account in all common foreign currencies used outside the euro area.
• Your company may choose the deposit period between one day and five years.
• Interest and deposit period will be agreed with you when you open the account.
• Interest will be fixed during the entire deposit period.
• In addition to the interest on the account, the final return will depend on the exchange rate profit or loss of the account currency.
• The exchange rate risk decreases when your company's deposits are divided between various currencies.

Opening the account

To open a fixed-term foreign currency account for your company, please get in touch with your dedicated contact person.

Terms and conditions

General terms and conditions of Fixed-term Foreign Currency AccountOpens new window