| Press release
10.10.2001
We are pleased to inform you that at the meeting on October 10th this year the Commission for Banking Supervision issued permission to establish a bank the name of which is "Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (Polska) Spolka Akcyjna" with a seat in Warsaw. It is the first Japanese bank in Poland with a wide universal range of operations. The ceremony of the license granting will be held very soon what will be notified in a separate release.
At the same meeting, the Commission for Banking Supervision approved the appointment of: - Andrzej Chmielecki to the position of the Management Board Chairman of Gospodarczy Bank Wielkopolski S.A. with a seat in Poznan,
- Wladyslaw Swies to the position of the Management Board member of Gospodarczy Bank Wielkopolski S.A. with a seat in Poznan,
- Beata Anna Jaszczur to the position of the Management Board Chairperson of FCE Bank Polska S.A. with a seat in Warsaw,
- Wieslawa Radziak to the position of the Management Board Chairperson of Bank Spoldzielczy in Nadarzyn,
- Leszek Klimek to the position of the Management Board Chairman of Bank Spoldzielczy in Poczesna.
The Commission for Banking Supervision has issued permission to indirectly acquire, through getting a dominant position against MHB Mitteleuropaische Handelsbank AG Deutsch-Polnische Bank with a seat in Frankfurt am Main, the shares of MHB Bank Polska S.A. with a seat in Warsaw that are held by MHB Mitteleuropaische Handelsbank AG Deutsch-Polnische Bank with a seat in Frankfurt am Main and that authorize the holder to over 75% voting rights at the General Shareholders' Meeting of MHB Bank Polska S.A. with a seat in Warsaw.
The Commission for Banking Supervision has set the deadline for the decision on the approval of the association agreement project of Pomorsko-Kujawski Bank Regionalny S.A. in Bydgoszcz - April 21st 2002 at the latest.
The Commission for Banking Supervision has adopted a recommendation on principles of operating by mortgage banks the account of letters of charge security and the projection of this account.
The Commission for Banking Supervision considered the information of GINB on banks' earnings in 2000 after audits and in the light of consolidated reports.
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