** Shares of mBank MBK.WA rise as much as 2.1% after
reporting better-than-anticipated Q2 results
** Commerzbank's CBKG.DE Polish unit reported Q2 net
profit of 421.9 million zlotys ($106.04 million) vs loss of 15.5
million zlotys a year ago, and surpassing expectations of 348
million zlotys seen in a Reuters poll
** "The new credit loan sales positively stand out," said
Trigon's Maciej Marcinowski, underlining cash loan sales which
rose 40% year-on-year
** Marcinowski also stressed that the bank's mortgage sales
fell only 4% quarter-on-quarter, showing resilience despite the
end of the government's "2% Safe Mortgage" programme, which
boosted demand for loans in Polish banks in previous quarters
** As of 0756 GMT, shares in mBank were up 1.5%,
outperforming the blue-chip WIG20 .WIG20 index
($1 = 3.9786 zlotys)
(Reporting by Tymon Miller and Rafal Wojciech Nowak)
((Tymon.miller@thomsonreuters.com; +48 58 769 66 78))