Finding lost money in Latvia.
Latvia's private pension funds are listed by Latvijas Banka. Start there to find a fund name, then ask the fund about your account.
Last read: 1 November 2026
Pensions
Workplace and private pensions: Latvijas Banka. Latvijas Banka publishes a month-end list of pension plans and the private pension funds or managers behind them. Check it for the fund name, then contact the fund directly.
Key facts and sources
- Latvijas Banka publishes a month-end list of pension plans, showing the plan name and the private pension fund or investment management company behind it. Source: Latvijas Banka, read 1 November 2026.
- A private pension fund is a joint-stock company that needs a licence from Latvijas Banka. Source: Latvijas Banka, read 1 November 2026.
Other lost money
- Official money registers: List of pension funds (Latvijas Banka). Month-end list of pension plans and the private pension funds or managers that run them.
Questions
How do I find a lost pension in Latvia?
For a private fund, check the list of pension funds published by Latvijas Banka, then ask the fund about your account.
Where can I find out which private pension funds exist in Latvia?
Latvijas Banka publishes a month-end list of pension plans and the funds or managers behind them. Use it to find the fund name.
Who licenses private pension funds in Latvia?
Latvijas Banka. A private pension fund is a joint-stock company that needs its licence.
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