Pekao Bank

General information

Name

Pekao Bank

Country

Poland

Official web-site

www.pekao.com.pl

Bank history

Bank Pekao (full name - Bank Polska Kasa Opieki Spółka Akcyjna) is a commercial bank of Poland. In 2011, the bank ranked 2nd in terms of assets among Polish banks. Since 1999, it has been a member of the UniCredit banking group. The bank was founded on March 17, 1929. The bank was established to serve Polish immigrants. On October 29 of the same year, the District Court in Warsaw brought Pekao Bank to the register of commercial organizations. The shareholders of the bank were: Pocztowa Kasa Oszczędności, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego and Państwowy Bank Rolny. Before the Second World War, the bank opened branches in France, Argentina, Tel Aviv and the United States. During the war years, the bank did not incur significant material losses

Founding date

1929

Account Opening Terms

Recommendations

Not required

Description of activity

Required

Account type

Personal, corporate, savings

Minimal turnover

0

Accounts types

Personal, corporate, savings (PLN, USD)

Required documents

Standard package of documents: photocopies of the company's apostilled constituent documents, photocopy of the passport of director/trustee/beneficiary, description of the client's business, completed application form, certificate of tax resident. All documents, except passports, must be translated into Polish

Transaction speed

1 day

Minimum balance

120

Initial founding fee

0

Account opening nuances

No

Account opening, possibility

Calculated and perceived