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2015-04-01 11:57

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PKO BP for years consistently high dividend pay out. In the last four years, the portfolio of the bank’s shareholders went over 7 billion.

The highest nominal dividend paid the bank in 2011 – 2.5 billion zł, which accounted for 60 percent. the bank’s profit for 2010. However, this was made possible by the best in the history of results achieved in 2011. Since then, however, falling profits, and the bank could no longer share such amounts.

	Net	Dividend per Share
2014	3 079.47	will
2013	3 233.76	0.75
2012	3 582.64	1.80
2011	3 953.62	1.27
2010	3 311.21	1.98
2009	2 432.15	1.90

source: company data

So when the market share once again with the shareholders of such money may not come again soon. All of the franc.

announced in January by the end of the Swiss National Bank to defend the currency exchange rate against the euro, caused severe turbulence not only franc-euro exchange rate, but the franc and gold. Gold is very strongly linked to the euro dealings that do not react together with a common currency.

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PKO BP is heavily involved in lending in Swiss francs. At the end of last year in that currency loans accounted for as much as 16 percent. the bank’s assets. Interestingly currency position of PKO BP in loans in CHF increased only in the last year by as much as 57 percent. In total loans and advances to customers of the bank in that currency reached at the end of 2014 years the level of 31 billion zł.

The threat of a large group of customers solvency understandably caused interest in the Financial Supervision Commission. In a message sent yesterday, the board of PKO BP refers to the indications KNF, pledging to maintain solvency ratios at a certain level, which can trigger the need to retain a larger part of the profit in the bank. The total capital ratio is to be maintained above 12.5 percent. and the ratio of core tier 1 capital in excess of 12 percent.

The course bank reacts negatively to such messages. Since the beginning of the bank’s trading fell by more than 5 per cent., But all of this loss is actually a matter of the past two weeks.