The Polish government is considering a
package of guarantees to make it easier for SMEs to obtain loans
and leasing.

In a governmental plan for tackling the financial crisis, Michal
Boni, secretary of state at the Prime Minister’s Chancellery, has
asked that the “National Fund of Loan Guarantees” at the
state-owned BGK Bank receive up to 2 billion zlotys (€0.5 billion)
to act as guarantor.

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According to Boni, this would make it possible to inject 20
billion zlotys (€5.2 billion) into the economy in 2009 via loans
and leasing, which would then be covered by the guarantee fund.

The report, “Poland’s Actions Against the Financial Crisis: A
Package for Stability and Growth”, states that although the Polish
banking sector is not threatened by the crisis, “Poland is not a
lone island”, and external factors could impact Polish
businesses.

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