European Investment Bank is the EU's long-term lending institution owned by its member states. It finances public and private sector projects across transportation, energy, telecommunications, health, education, water, housing, and other sectors in the European Union and beyond. The bank provides a range of financing tools including project loans, guarantees, debt and equity investments, and risk-sharing arrangements, as well as microfinance and venture capital funds. It also offers advisory services, infrastructure funding, and support for urban development, PPPs, and sustainable energy projects. Through infrastructure and environmental funds and partnerships with banks and intermediaries, it supports SMEs, innovation, and the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Acting Managing Director of EIB Global, Head of Operations
Teresa Czerwińska
Vice President and Member of the Management Committee
Ambroise Fayolle
Vice President and Member of the Management Committee
Werner Hoyer
President
Kyriacos Kakouris
Vice President
Adrian Kamenitzer
Deputy Director General and Chief Risk Officer
Jean-Christophe Laloux
Director General
Emma Navarro
Vice President
Lilyana Pavlova
Vice President
Alexander Stubb Ph.D
Vice President and Member of the Management Committee
Thomas Östros
Vice President and Member of the Management Committee
Past deals in Latvia
Latvenergo
Debt Financing in 2025
Latvenergo is an energy company based in Latvia, operating in the Baltic region. It produces and trades electricity, heat, and natural gas, with a focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company operates hydroelectric power plants and thermal power stations, and engages in the wholesale and retail sale of energy. Additionally, it offers energy-related services to support efficient energy consumption and management.
Atea
Post in 2023
Atea is a leading supplier of IT infrastructure in the Nordic and Baltic regions, employing approximately 4,600 individuals across 72 cities in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. The company specializes in providing a wide range of IT products from prominent vendors and offers expert services in IT infrastructure, supported by around 2,500 consultants and 6,500 technology certifications. Atea's product and service offerings include third-party hardware and software, mobile device management, security software, and maintenance and operation of IT systems. Its operations are structured into six business segments based on geographical areas and services, with the majority of its revenue generated from Sweden.
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