Polgári Bank Zrt (Hungary)

Address

Hősök útja 8, 4090, Polgár, Hungary

BIC

POLBHU22XXX

Overview

Business Focus

retail banking

Polgári Bank was established in 1992 as Polgári Takarékszövetkezet, and has been operating as Polgári Bank since 2013. Polgári Bank has 100% Hungarian ownership and operates as a universal bank, focused on providing retail banking products and services to individuals and SMEs.

Performance

In 2023, Polgári Bank Zrt achieved the position of 31st largest bank in Hungary with a market share of 0.08%.

Deposit Protection

Deposits up to 100,000 EUR are covered by Hungarian deposit guarantee scheme in Polgári Bank Zrt.

Market Share (#31 in Hungary)

Ratios

L/D

64.44%

Services

retail banking

business banking

Clients

natural persons

companies

Area Served

Hungary

Products

current accounts

debit cards

credit cards

consumer loans

mortgage loans

student loans

deposit accounts

investment accounts

Card Providers

International Transfers

SWIFT Transfers

SEPA Credit Transfers

SEPA Instant Transfers

SEPA Direct Debits

SEPA Direct Debits B2B

Ways to Bank

Polgári Bank Zrt delivers its products and services through both direct and indirect channels, namely:

branch

online banking

Financials

Total Assets (2023)

56,440.91 mln HUF (+2.87%)

Net Income (2023)

1,897.08 mln HUF (+979.94%)

Polgári Bank Zrt ranks as the 31st largest bank in Hungary by total assets. In 2023 its total assets were 56,440.91 mln HUF, representing a 0.08% market share. In 2023 the bank's net income was 1,897.08 mln HUF.

Deposit Guarantee

Protected Amount

up to 100,000 EUR

Guarantee Fund

National Deposit Insurance Fund (NDIF)

Covered Accounts

current accounts
savings accounts
time deposit accounts

Eligible Depositors

natural persons (Hungarian and foreign)
legal entities

Polgári Bank Zrt protects deposits up to up to 100,000 EUR per depositor through Hungary's deposit guarantee scheme. The scheme applies to current accounts, savings accounts, time deposit accounts made by natural persons (Hungarian and foreign), legal entities. The bank participates in the National Deposit Insurance Fund (NDIF), making regular contributions into it.