Poland’s number one financial provider PKO BP is looking to sell off it non-core assets, the Puls Biznesu daily reports, with its online service business having been set to go on sale some time ago. It’s been a year now, since the banks first revealed it would focusing on its core activity, and offloading its eService arm for €100m (PLN 400m). In practice, the change may not be quite as radical as one of PKO’s directors revealing this week that the bank doesn’t intend to withdraw from its online activities entirely. “We aim to keep our eService customers, though we also want to develop our non-cash markets,” said Paweł Borys, Investment Strategy Director at PKO BP. “That’s why we’re looking for a partner now, to be able to provide high-quality products to this market.”
