The Baltic Capital Markets Conference returns for its fourth year as the largest and most anticipated event in the industry across the Baltics.
It brings together top professionals from investment banks, advisory and law firms, regulators, issuers, and institutional investors for a day of networking, insights, and strategic dialogue. This is the key platform to connect, exchange ideas, and strengthen relationships shaping the future of Baltic capital markets.
Conference Program
Thursday, November 27
08:00 – 09:00
Registration
09:00 – 09:45
Conference opening
09:50 – 10:40
Panel discussion: How capital market can facilitate enhancing of public finances and investments?
• Role of Baltic capital markets in diversifying public financing sources
• Leveraging capital markets to boost infrastructure and strategic investments
• Balance between stakeholders and public expectations for listed state companies
• Why fixed income markets debut is a good training ground for long-term IPO plans
• Leveraging capital markets to boost infrastructure and strategic investments
• Balance between stakeholders and public expectations for listed state companies
• Why fixed income markets debut is a good training ground for long-term IPO plans
10:40 – 11:00
Coffee Break
11:00 – 11:10
Presentation
11:10 – 12:00
Panel discussion: Baltic equity market: ipo draught - is it baltic or global issue?
• Market snapshot on the latest IPO deals in EU, Nordics and Baltics
• How does Baltic IPO pipeline for 2026 look like?
• IPO sentiment in major hubs like New York and London and what can Baltic expect?
• Investor perspectives and appetite for Baltic equity in 2025
• How does Baltic IPO pipeline for 2026 look like?
• IPO sentiment in major hubs like New York and London and what can Baltic expect?
• Investor perspectives and appetite for Baltic equity in 2025
12:00–12:10
Case study
12:10 - 12:25
Case study
12:30 - 13:30
Lunch break
13:30 - 13:40
Presentation
13:40 - 14:30
Panel discussion: Baltic debt capital market: are baltic corporates delivering?
• Can Nordic bond boom translate to foreign investors exploring Baltic bond market?
• Collateral in bonds and why industry needs to be frank to itself
• Retail offerings are here to stay and how can we make them better and clearer for investors
• Secondary market activity still untapped by retail investors due to complex trading access
• Rise in local bond funds and institutional appetite towards Baltic fixed income
• Collateral in bonds and why industry needs to be frank to itself
• Retail offerings are here to stay and how can we make them better and clearer for investors
• Secondary market activity still untapped by retail investors due to complex trading access
• Rise in local bond funds and institutional appetite towards Baltic fixed income
14:30 - 14:40
Case study
14:40 - 14:50
Case study
14:50 - 15:00
Case study
15:00 - 15:20
Coffee break
15:20 - 16:20
Panel discussion: Baltic banks perspective – does development of local capital market offers new opportunities?
• Current situation of the EU banking sector overall and Baltic banking sector snapshot
• Baltic banks role in local capital markets compared to CEE and Scandinavia
• Which opportunities local capital market development offers for banks?
• Currents trends, challenges and opportunities in the Baltic banking sector
• Should we expect IPOs or M&A activity in the Baltic banking sector in the near future?
• Baltic banks role in local capital markets compared to CEE and Scandinavia
• Which opportunities local capital market development offers for banks?
• Currents trends, challenges and opportunities in the Baltic banking sector
• Should we expect IPOs or M&A activity in the Baltic banking sector in the near future?
16:20 - 16:30
Case study
16:30 - 17:20
Panel discussion: Baltic investor universe: a journey to market maturity
• Surge in Baltic fixed income funds
• Discussion about new EUR 49m pre-IPO fund that will focus on Latvian and Lithuanian pre-IPO / IPO equity investments
• Impact of Lithuanian pension reform to the demand of institutional investors in Lithuania
• Foreign investors and investment in Baltics
• Discussion about new EUR 49m pre-IPO fund that will focus on Latvian and Lithuanian pre-IPO / IPO equity investments
• Impact of Lithuanian pension reform to the demand of institutional investors in Lithuania
• Foreign investors and investment in Baltics
17:20
Closing remarks
17:30
Networking Reception
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