Friday, January 29, 2016

Chancellor of the Exchequer: If you raise fees by PKO BP, changes in the supervisory board of the bank – Banker

The mode of communication PKO BP’s market leaves a lot to be desired and in the near future Treasury plans to convene a general PKO BP to change the composition of the supervisory board of the bank – announced on Friday Dawid Jackiewicz, Chancellor of the Exchequer.

 
 
 
 

“It is difficult to comment on current management decisions but we believe that the way of communication of PKO BP’s market leaves a lot to be desired. We’ll get conclusions. proposed to convene a general meeting in the near future, which will change the composition of the supervisory board, that it is more sensitive to the decisions of the Board “- said Jackiewicz, referring to the recent announcement by the bank, relating to changes in the tariff charges.

 

When asked whether he envisages changes in the management of the bank, said: “This question to the supervisory board. She needs to evaluate how management is doing. If it comes to applications, it has the right to make changes in the board “.
 

Bank announced earlier that it planned change in the tariff commissions and fees that have come into force on 1 May. Some observers market is associated with the introduction of a bank levy, and the desire to pass on to its customers.


 

Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Public Finance Andrzej Jaworski, after the information about the planned changes to the fees PKO BP announced that it will invite the President of the PKO BP meeting of the Commission.

 

PKO Bank Polish raises charges to retail customers

PKO Polish Bank  raises op & # x142; lettuce retail customers

Another bank that decided to raise charges to retail customers, PKO Polish Bank. Conditional fee increase for some packages, the credit card business, currency conversion, cash withdrawals from ATMs or commissions charged on student loans.

 

The law on the so-called. bank tax assumes that its introduction can not give rise to changes in the conditions of the provision of financial services performed under contracts concluded before the entry into force of the law.

 
 
 

The Bank informed that the planned changes in the tariff of fees and charges are not related to bank tax and no plans to introduce further changes in the tariff in 2016. (PAP)

 

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