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The Poland’s Markets Business Unit manages the UniCredit Group’s operations in Poland and OJSC<br />

UniCredit Bank activities in Ukraine.<br />

Bank Pekao S.A. is one of Poland’s leading banks in terms of total assets (market share of 12.0% as of<br />

December 31, 2009), loans to customers and assets under management. The bank has a nationwide<br />

network of 1,028 branches, a strong presence in all the country’s major cities and Poland’s biggest ATM<br />

network together with Euronet consisting of over 4,000 ATM’s (where 1,854 ATMs owned by the Bank are<br />

available to customers of UCG banks free of charge), enabling the Bank’s customers to have fully flexible<br />

and easy access to bank channels all over the country.<br />

Bank Pekao S.A. controls 100% of OJSC UniCredit Bank in Ukraine with a market share of about 1% in<br />

terms of total assets and loans. Corporate Banking and Custody are the core businesses of UniCredit<br />

Bank, contributing about 67% of revenues. The bank has a network of 61 branches.<br />

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At December 31, 2009 the Poland’s Markets Business Unit posted YTD profit for the period of €559<br />

million representing a decrease of 24.0% y/y at constant exchange rates.<br />

The Poland’s Markets’ YTD operating income totaled €1,634 million in 2009, a decrease of -7.3% y/y at<br />

constant exchange rates. The result comprised:<br />

� net interest income of €895 million lower by 15.5% y/y in 2009 YTD at constant exchange rates<br />

primarily due to lower market interest rates dynamics.<br />

� non-interest income of €738 million increased by 5.2% y/y at constant exchange rates mainly<br />

thanks to higher trading income.<br />

Operating costs (including integration costs) remained under strict control and were lower by 0.4% y/y<br />

(at constant exchange rates). The cost/income ratio was 52.2% at the end of 2009, mainly due to<br />

pressure on the revenue side partially offset by cost efficiency.<br />

2009 CONSOLIDATED REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS<br />

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