Poland’s KfW gears up for busy life in the markets

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Poland’s KfW gears up for busy life in the markets

It is probable that this year’s roster of new CEE borrowers in the euro market will include Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), which is the only wholly state-owned bank in Poland. BGK’s primary objective today is to support the government’s social development programmes and infrastructure investment. It also provides support for micro, small and medium sized companies. In this interview, BGK’s president Dariusz Kacprzyk explains why the bank will become an increasingly familiar borrower in the international capital market in the next few years.

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