With 40 million underbanked inhabitants, an unblemished growth record over the past decade and a banking sector that posted record profits last year despite the turmoil in neighbouring countries to east and west, Poland is the undisputed star in the European banking firmament.
“It is considered hands down the blue-chip country to be in, because of the population size, the growth, the resilience and because people interpret the existing fragmentation as an opportunity to grow,” says Janos Strohmayer, a partner at McKinsey.
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