A reinvigorated Bank BGŻ unveils its autumn campaign

"We are carrying out a complex analysis of our presence on the investment funds market. We certainly intend to improve our contract with TFI Union Investment. In our opinion, the current contract is not as favorable for us, as it should take into account our role in the distribution of their products," said BGŻ president Jacek Bartkiewicz. The bank is considering disposing of its 30% stake in the TFI, while the remaining shares are owned by German Union Asset Management. At the same time, the bank is also analyzing the market with the goal of tailoring its offer for its clients. "We also have a concept of reviving our leasing activity and in this segment we also want to use the experience of a partner," said Bartkiewicz. The institution intends to become a stronger player on the corporate market, but it does not intend to compete with Rabobank. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 10)