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Alior Bank SA

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Alior Bank SA

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  • Price (EUR)22.16
  • Today's Change-0.07 / -0.31%
  • Shares traded25.00
  • 1 Year change+40.56%
  • Beta--
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About the company

Alior Bank SA is a Poland-based commercial bank. The Bank divides its business into three segments: Individual Clients; Business Clients; and Treasury Activity. The operations of the Bank comprise accepting cash as demand deposits and keeping deposit accounts; maintaining other bank accounts; granting credits; giving and confirming bank guarantees and opening and confirming letters of credit; issuing banking securities; conducting banking settlements; granting cash loans; issuing payment cards; trading in securities; and pursuing brokerage services; among others. It operates through Bank BPH.

  • Revenue in PLN (TTM)7.29bn
  • Net income in PLN2.42bn
  • Incorporated2008
  • Employees7.23k
  • Location
    Alior Bank SAul. Lopuszanska 38dWARSZAWA 02-232PolandPOL
  • Phone+48 123707000
  • Fax+48 225552323
  • Websitehttps://www.aliorbank.pl/
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