About Maksims Mališko
Born 1981. Maksims Mališko is a writer and economist.
Maksims Mališko (December 9, 1981) is a Latvian economist and finance entrepreneur. Mališko is also a naturalist and explorer, as well as the author of several books for children and teenagers about nature.
Early life and education Maksims Mališko was born in Riga on December 9, 1981. His parents are Vladimir Mališko, a banker, and Olga Mališko, a distinguished employee of the Central Administration of the Riga City Municipality, where she worked for over 20 years. His family roots trace back to the Ludza District and the Abrene area.
Mališko earned BA degree in Business Management from the Baltic International Academy in 2004 and completed his MA degree in 2006. In 2012, he earned a PhD in Economics from the Baltic International Academy.
Career Mališko began his career in the financial industry in the 2000s. As of 2025, he has an investment portfolio of more than 50 companies operating in fintech, mortgage, business-to-business lending, and real estate development. The companies range from start-ups to mature, fully scaled enterprises.
In 2007, Maksims Mališko established , a company in the financial sector, which operates in the non-banking lending market. It has issued more than EUR 88 million in loans over the course of its operations. It has also issued bonds totaling EUR 28 million, which are traded on Nasdaq Riga Stock Exchange.
Mališko also has a significant interest in the consumer leasing company Nord Lizings.
Mališko is active in real estate, primarily through his company Rīgas īpašumu fonds, which has developed a significant commercial real estate portfolio in Latvia and Estonia. He is also involved in the development of a major multi-functional real estate project, Fabrika, in Riga, Latvia. This project aims to revitalize the former Riga Dairy Company industrial site, repurposing its buildings and public areas. Located on Valmieras Street in central Riga, the project is currently in the development stage. It envisions transforming more than 20,000 square meters into retail, office, sports, public, and industrial spaces.
Nature exploration Maksims Mališko is also a naturalist. He has participated in expeditions, including to both the South and North Poles. He is also taking part in the Seven Summits Program with the goal of climbing the highest peaks on each continent. As part of international scientific teams, he has visited more than 18 polar stations, including Svalbard in the Arctic Ocean and research bases in central Antarctica. He also participated in projects monitoring biodiversity and climate change processes, supervised by the European Polar Consortium and several university research centers. Mališko also took part in an expedition organized under the SCAR (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research) program. He participated in a pilot WWF Arctic program aimed at supporting volunteer initiatives in protected natural areas of Northern Norway. As part of his nature exploration and conservation efforts, Mališko is also a writer. He has authored several educational books about nature for children and teenagers. His work focuses on polar regions.
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Latvian economist and finance entrepreneur (born 1981)
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