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About Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank Helsingin sivukonttori

Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank Helsingin sivukonttori is the Helsinki branch of Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, the corporate and investment banking arm of the Crédit Agricole Group. It operates in Finland as a branch of a French credit institution under the EU passport regime, with prudential supervision in France (ACPR) and local oversight in Finland by Finanssivalvonta for certain conduct and reporting matters. The branch focuses on corporate and institutional clients, typically large Finnish and Nordic companies, financial institutions, and public sector entities, and does not offer retail banking services. Its activity set aligns with the group’s platform, covering syndicated and bilateral lending, debt capital markets origination and distribution, structured finance such as project and acquisition finance, export and trade finance with guarantees and documentary instruments, and risk management solutions in interest rates, foreign exchange, and certain commodities. Transactions are generally cross-border and sector-focused, including areas relevant to the Finnish economy such as energy and infrastructure, industrials, transportation, and forest-related industries, leveraging the group’s international distribution and product teams. The branch can arrange sustainable finance solutions, including green and sustainability-linked loans and bonds, following applicable EU and market standards. Client relationships and documentation are typically with the French entity rather than a separate Finnish legal company, and any deposit or investor protection—if applicable to a product—would fall under the French home-country schemes rather than a Finnish guarantee. Products offered may be complex and entail market, credit, and liquidity risks, and pricing and eligibility depend on client classification under EU rules such as MiFID II. For scope of services, regulatory disclosures, and contact details, prospective clients should refer to the bank’s official channels.