PKO BP completes second buyback of PLN 360.1m subordinated OP0827 bonds
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What happened
PKO Bank Polski announced that it completed a second repurchase of subordinated series OP0827 bonds with a nominal value of PLN 360.1 million after obtaining KNF consent.
Why it matters
A buyback of subordinated debt at the country’s largest bank changes the stock of outstanding loss-absorbing funding and can alter the bank’s regulatory capital planning, refinancing needs and issuance timing. It also gives the market a read-through on supervisory tolerance for liability management at a major Polish lender.
PKO Bank Polski said on 25 September 2026 that it completed a second repurchase of subordinated OP0827 bonds with a total nominal value of PLN 360.1 million. The bank said the transaction was carried out with prior consent from the Polish Financial Supervision Authority. At Poland’s largest bank, a subordinated debt buyback is a live funding and capital-structure signal for supervisors, investors and peer banks because it can affect the composition and timing of regulatory capital instruments.
Watch for
PKO Bank Polski current report or investor filing by 2026-09-29 stating the remaining nominal amount of OP0827 bonds outstanding after the second buyback Polish Financial Supervision Authority communication by 2026-09-29 on consent terms or capital treatment for PKO BP subordinated liability management PKO Bank Polski filing by 2026-09-29 announcing any replacement subordinated debt or senior non-preferred issuance following the OP0827 repurchase Catalyst or GPW bond market data by 2026-09-29 showing price and turnover changes in PKO BP subordinated instruments after the buyback announcement
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