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Key performance indicators

„We are one of the most effective banks in Poland”.

While determining the financial targets for the years 2016-2020, mBank took an ambitious approach regarding cost effectiveness as well as returns on equity and assets. Moreover, mBank’s intention is to pay dividend of at least 50% of profits every year, subject to the expectations of the Polish Financial Supervision Authority in this respect, as well as to strengthen its funding base.

The table below presents mBank Group’s financial aspirations and their achievement:

Financial measure Target point Comment on achievement
Cost efficiency,
Costs/Income
(C/I)
Top 3 in Poland, each
year i.e. to be one of the
three most cost-efficient
banks listed in Poland
  • After Q3 2017, C/I amounted to 46.8%; mBank was classified as fourth among peer banks listed on the WSE (the average ratio for the banking sector in Poland reached 50.9% (excluding the banking tax) according to Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s data for January-September 2017).
  • C/I reached 45.9% at the end of 2017.
Return on Equity,
Net ROE
Top 3 in Poland, each
year i.e. to be among the three most profitable banks listed in Poland from the standpoint of ROE adjusted for dividend distribution
  • After Q3 2017, ROE amounted to 7.9%; mBank was classified as sixth among peer banks listed on the WSE, whereas the Bank did not pay dividends from the previous years’ profits (the ratio for the banking sector in Poland reached 7.1% according to Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s data at the end of 2017).
  • ROE reached 8.3% at the end of 2017
Return on Assets,
Net ROA
Top 3 in Poland, in 2020
i.e. to be one of the three banks listed in Poland with the highest return on assets
  • After Q3 2017, ROA amounted to 0.80%; mBank was classified as seventh among peer banks listed on the WSE (the ratio for the banking sector in Poland reached 0.78% according to Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s data at the end 2017).
  • ROA reached 0.83% at the end of 2017.
Capital position, capital adequacy in terms of core capital CET1 Maintain the ability to pay out dividend in terms of CET1 ratio, each year – maintain the CET1 ratio at least 1.5 pp. above the capital requirement for mBank
  • According to the data as at September 2017, mBank had the second best capital position among the peer group of entities listed on the WSE; as at the end of September 2017, the CET1 ratio (17.83%) exceeded the minimum capital requirement for mBank Group by over 4.6 pp., whereas the capital requirement includes the capital buffer connected with the foreign-currency mortgage portfolio, which is the largest of the buffers imposed on banks in Poland (the average CET1 ratio for the banking sector in Poland reached 17.2% according to Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s data as at the end of
    September 2017).
  • CET1 ratio reached 18.3% at the end of 2017
Financial stability,
Loans/Deposits
ratio (L/D)
Maintain an L/D ratio of no more than slightly above 100%, every year
  • The L/D ratio amounted to 92.3% at the end of 2017 (the ratio for the banking sector in Poland reached 97.7% according to Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s data as at the end of 2017).