11 October 2024 The Polish Financial Supervision Authority gave its consent to the appointment of Cezary Kocik as the president of the management board of mBank. It means that he may now take all actions and decisions reserved for this function by the provisions of law a...

In Q2 2024, mBank Group’s operational results were solid. Even though they were largely absorbed by the costs of legal risk associated with the foreign currency mortgage portfolio, net profit reached PLN 422 million.

The Supervisory Board appointed Krzysztof Bratos for the position of Vice-President of the Management Board for Retail Banking.

On 4 July 2024 Cezary Stypułkowski handed in his resignation as president of the management board of mBank with immediate effect. His resignation was submitted following consultations with the Supervisory Board and is an integral part of the succession process. The proce...

The Supervisory Board conditionally appointed Cezary Kocik for the position of CEO of mBank. At the same time, the Remuneration and Nomination Committee recommended to the Supervisory Board the selection of Krzysztof Bratos as candidate for the position of Vice-President...

Today (26 April 2024) the remuneration and nomination committee recommended to the supervisory board Cezary Kocik as a candidate for president of the management board of mBank S.A. The supervisory board accepted the committee’s recommendation.

Last year, mBank Group recorded the highest operating result in history. However, its bottom line was hit by provisions for Swiss franc loans.

mBank Group reports solid operating results in Q3 2023, with its profit before tax from core operations exceeding PLN 1.5 billion.

In the previous quarter, mBank improved its operating results again, with its total income reaching a record high. The key component of total income, net interest income, was historically high at PLN 2.2 billion, up by 29% year on year. At the same time, the bank created...

mBank has published the amount of legal risk costs connected with CHF mortgages in Q2. Additional provisions were made to cover the potential consequences of the CJEU ruling regarding remuneration for the use of capital and the costs of settlements. The bank has already ...