Bank Millennium targets higher lending capacity under “Value and Growth’28” via PLN 6 billion synthetic securitisation

By Public Technologies
  • Bank Millennium will use a PLN 6 billion synthetic securitisation with IFC to raise capital efficiency under its “Value and Growth’28” strategy.
  • Freed-up capital is set to support higher lending to MSMEs, with an added focus on financing for forcibly displaced persons.
  • The transaction is expected to lift the group’s CET1 ratio by about 80 basis points versus end-June 2026 levels, subject to supervisory sign-off.
  • Credit risk transfer will be executed via an IFC-issued financial guarantee, with the securitised loan portfolio remaining on balance sheet.


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