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Estonian banks more expensive than Swedish

Jul 20, 2005
From wire reports

TALLINN - A leading business paper reported that the price of select banking services in Hansapank and Uhispank is considerably higher than in the two Swedish-owned mother banks. The Aripaev daily wrote that, as opposed the mother banks in Sweden, Estonian banks have imposed charges on the withdrawal of cash and several kinds of transfers. It is also more expensive to make international settlements via Estonian banks, the paper added.Bank officials said the higher transfer charges depend on medi ...

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