Luminor Wealth Management Department and Private Banking division have new managers

Private Banking division in Latvia will be hereinafter managed by Dina Matvejeva, while the division’s manager of many years Indra Kimmele has become the manager of Wealth Management Department in the Baltics.

I. Kimmele has been working at the bank for more than 14 years (previously she worked at Nordea) and until now she has headed the Latvian department of Private Banking. Before that, I. Kimmele also worked as a private banker at Swedbank (then Hansabanka), having become one of the first private bankers in Latvia. She graduated from the Executive MBA program of Riga Business School with the Red Diploma and the Private Banking managed by her has received Euromoney awards as the best Private Banking service provider in Latvia for several years in a row.
 
“I have gathered my experience in banking for two decades, little by little generating not only theoretical but also practical knowledge in finance and communication with clients – people who rely on my proficiency and competence. I have now accepted the challenge of managing Luminor Wealth Management Department in the Baltics, devoting more time to strategic matters,” tells I. Kimmele.
 
I. Kimmele will oversee the growth of Baltic Private Banking, development of pension and investment products, as well as asset management. She emphasizes that the most important in the bank’s activities is to focus attention directly on the client, going deep into the client’s situation and thinking about the processes from the client’s perspective. “Important are things that seem self-evident, for example the ability to make the client feel at home,” I. Kimmele is convinced.
 
D. Matvejeva has obtained two higher education degrees, having graudated from BA School of Business and Finance and the University of Latvia. D. Matvejeva holds a Master's degree in economics and she is the CFA Charterholder - a professional program offered by the CFA Institute for investment management and finance professionals.
 
“Despite the digitalisation of services, the demand for own private banker remains and even becomes more expressed. Clients choose Private Banking services because they want to save their time, receive excellent service, individual solutions and highly professional advice to better invest the accumulated funds. This is exactly what our team ensures, using their experience and knowledge to explain the changes in the economy and financial market in the most understandable way for each client,” says D. Matvejeva.
 
The new Private Banking division head emphasizes that she and her team will continue to work actively to support clients in achieving their goals as much as possible, finding the most modern and appropriate solutions for each client’s individual needs.