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On 4 January 2013, Bank Zachodni WBK merged with Kredyt Bank which Santander bought from its Belgian owners KBC Bank. This consolidated its Polish banking business and made Bank Zachodni WBK the third largest bank in Poland by market share. Bank Zachodni WBK has a network of ca. 1000 branches and provides services to 3.5m customers. On 10 ...
This is a list of banks operating in Poland, based on supervisory by Polish Financial Supervision Authority (Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego) [1] and/or member of Polish Bank Association (Związek Banków Polskich) [2]
On 28 February 2012, Santander announced that it had reached an agreement with KBC Bank to buy KBC's subsidiary Kredyt Bank in Poland. Santander merged Bank Zachodni WBK and Kredyt to create Poland's third-biggest bank, valued at about €5 billion (US$6.7 billion), having a market share of 9.6% in deposits, 8.0% in loans, 12.9% in branches ...
Bank Zachodni S.A. was a Poland based commercial bank that offered the normal range of retail and commercial banking services created in 1988 from a part of National Bank in South-Western Poland. Allied Irish Banks bought majority of its shares in 1999 and merged it with Wielkopolski Bank Kredytowy in 2001 to form BZ-WBK (which changed its name ...
Wielkopolski Bank Kredytowy SA (Greater Poland Credit Bank) was a Polish commercial bank, which offered the normal range of retail and commercial financial services through its branch network. In 2001, Allied Irish Banks , its owners, merged it with Bank Zachodni to form BZ-WBK (which changed its name to Santander Bank Polska in 2018).
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Blik (stylised: blik) is a payment system in Poland that allows users to make instant payments and withdraw cash using only the user's standard mobile banking app.. The system allows users to make online and in-store purchases and to transfer money in real time between bank accounts and ATMs, [1] [2] including cash withdrawal from ATMs, without the need of a payment card.
In 1998, BRE Bank merged with Polski Bank Rozwoju S.A. [9] In 2000, BRE bank started operations in the retail banking segment, launching mBank, the first Internet bank in Poland. In 2001 it launched its second retail arm, MultiBank. [10] In 2013, MultiBank, BRE Bank and mBank were replaced by the single mBank brand. [11]