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About mBank S.A.

mBank S.A. is a universal bank registered in Warsaw and operating primarily in Poland with retail and corporate franchises in the Czech Republic and Slovakia; it was established in 1986 as BRE Bank, launched the mBank online brand in 2000, and adopted the mBank name group‑wide in 2013. The bank is majority‑owned by Commerzbank AG and its shares are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange under the ticker MBK. It serves individuals, SMEs, and large corporates with current and savings accounts, term deposits, consumer loans, mortgages (now predominantly in PLN), credit cards, investment and brokerage services via mBank Biuro Maklerskie, insurance distributed through partners, and a range of corporate products including cash management, trade finance, FX, leasing and factoring (through subsidiaries), and e‑commerce payments (including BLIK, card wallets, and API‑based services). Distribution is built around digital channels—mobile and online banking—with a compact branch and advisory network and contact centers; the group also offers open‑banking interfaces under PSD2 and integrates with major mobile payment schemes. Funding is mainly from customer deposits supplemented by wholesale instruments; capital and liquidity ratios are managed to domestic and EU regulatory standards, supervised by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) with deposits covered by the Bank Guarantee Fund (BFG). The bank maintains risk controls across credit, market, liquidity, and operational risk, and continues to carry legal risk related to legacy CHF‑indexed mortgage litigation and to the aftermath of borrower support measures introduced in Poland, both of which have driven material provisions in recent years. Recent earnings dynamics have been shaped by interest‑rate movements affecting net interest income, fee and commission trends in payments and brokerage, provisioning for legal and credit risk, and operating costs including technology and regulatory compliance. The group reports in IFRS, publishes Pillar 3 disclosures, and provides investor materials via its website; it has adopted ESG policies that include sectoral lending criteria and sustainable‑finance products, and has issued selected sustainable funding instruments in line with market frameworks.