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Bank Ochrony Środowiska (BOŚ) is a Polish bank, owned 77.27% by The National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, 6.50% by State Forestry and 16.23% by others. Until 2006 the Swedish SEB was the largest shareholder, but sold its shares to the National Fund and the State Forestry^[1].
BOŚ operates as a universal bank offering services to individual clients, enterprises and local governments. The bank has retained its environmental profile with loans for environmental investments as well as consulting and intermediate financing for EU funded projects. It also co-operates with the European Investment Bank, Council of Europe Development Bank, the German Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau and the Nordic Investment Bank.

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• Bank Ochrony Środowiska - Official site

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