Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012
Alior Bank to debut on Warsaw Stock Exchange - reports
Alior Bank is preparing to debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, reported Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, which cites unnamed sources. According to analysts, the value of the share issue could amount to zł.400 million.
Representatives from the bank, which is owned by Italian firm Carlo Tassara, declined to comment on the information.
The bank reportedly needs capital. It has grown quickly since it began operations in 2008 and has one of the lowest solvency ratios in Poland's banking market, DGP reported.
From Warsaw Business Journal
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