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Ticker · MBK ISIN · PLBRE0000012 LEI · 259400DZXF7UJKK2AY35 WAR Financial and insurance activities
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Latest filing 2025-02-28 Audit Report / Informat…
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About mBank S.A.

https://www.mbank.pl/indywidualny/

mBank S.A. is a universal financial institution that provides a comprehensive range of banking services to retail, corporate, and private banking clients. The company's product portfolio includes personal and business accounts, loans, deposits, payment cards, and insurance products. Active in the capital markets, mBank also offers investment banking services. The institution is recognized as a pioneer in digital finance, having established one of the first fully internet-based banks. It continues to lead in the development of mobile and online banking solutions, focusing on delivering modern, accessible financial technology to its customers.

Recent filings

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Independent Auditor's Assurance Report on the Sustainability Statement 2024
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text is extremely long (224,756 characters) and contains detailed financial data, tables, and extensive narrative sections, suggesting it is a comprehensive report rather than a brief announcement. The content includes references to financial metrics, business descriptions, and detailed disclosures typical of a full annual or interim report. Given the length and depth, it is highly unlikely to be a short 'Report Publication Announcement' (RPA). Since the text is extensive and covers performance, it points towards a full report. Without explicit '10-K' headers, the most appropriate classification for a comprehensive, non-annual report is the Interim/Quarterly Report (IR), or potentially a 10-K if the content is annual. However, the presence of terms like 'Interim' or 'Quarterly' is often needed for definitive IR classification. Since the document is very long and detailed, and we must choose from the provided list, and it is not explicitly an Annual Report (10-K), we lean towards the comprehensive report category, IR, or if the content strongly suggests a full annual filing, 10-K. Given the sheer volume and complexity, and the lack of clear '10-K' markers in the snippet, IR (Interim/Quarterly Report) is a strong candidate for a comprehensive report that isn't the primary annual filing. However, upon closer inspection of the embedded data (which seems to be structured financial data often accompanying reports), and the overall context of a major filing, 10-K remains a possibility if this is the primary yearly filing. Since the document is massive and appears to be the full content, I will classify it as 10-K, as it represents the most comprehensive yearly filing type available, unless specific quarterly markers are present, which are not immediately obvious in the truncated view. Given the ambiguity between a very long IR and a 10-K, and the high confidence required, I will re-evaluate based on the structure. The presence of many small, structured financial snippets (like those starting with 'AAAT...') suggests detailed financial tables, common in both IR and 10-K. Without a clear title, 10-K is the default for a massive, comprehensive report. I will assign a high confidence score based on the document's size indicating a full report. Q3 2024
2025-02-28 Polish
mBank S.A. Group Management Board Report 2024
Management Reports Classification · 1% confidence The document text contains a title tag: "Management Board Report on Performance of mBank S.A. Group in 2024". This strongly indicates a comprehensive report detailing performance over a fiscal year (2024). Although it is a 'Management Board Report', in the context of standard SEC/global filings, a full annual performance report aligns best with the scope of an Annual Report (10-K), which covers full financial performance and company activity for the year. Given the length (over 24 million characters, even if truncated), it is a substantial document, not a brief announcement. The presence of 'Management Board Report' suggests it is the primary annual review document.
2025-02-28 Polish
mBank Group Consolidated Financial Statements YE 2024
Annual Report (ESEF) Classification · 0% confidence FY 2024
2025-02-28 English
The Managment Board information on the selection of an audit firm
Board/Management Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text contains an HTML structure with a title tag: "The MB’s information on the selection of an audit firm". The presence of keywords like "audit firm" strongly suggests a document related to auditing or regulatory compliance concerning the appointment of auditors. Reviewing the filing definitions, the 'Audit Report / Information' (Code: AR) is the most appropriate category, as it covers standalone audit reports and applied accounting principles, which aligns with information regarding the selection or status of an audit firm, distinct from a full Annual Report (10-K). Although the document is long (236,782 chars), the content points directly to an audit-related disclosure rather than a general announcement of a report's publication (RPA/RNS).
2025-02-28 Polish
Statements of the Supervisory Board with respect to the Audit Committee
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text provided is an HTML structure containing embedded CSS and what appears to be the raw data or structure of a report, indicated by the presence of XML namespaces and extensive character data (93176 chars). Crucially, the document metadata states it is 'Truncated to first 15000 chars: True'. The content itself does not contain typical headers for a full regulatory filing like a 10-K or IR, nor does it explicitly announce the publication of a report (which would suggest RPA or RNS). Given the nature of the content being a large, structured data block (likely an iXBRL or similar structured report format, as suggested by the 'Asseco CMR (Comprehensive Mandatory Reporting)' generator metadata), and the lack of specific filing keywords, this is most likely a supplementary data file or a full financial statement/report that has been converted into a structured format. Since the length is substantial (nearly 100k characters), it is unlikely to be a brief factsheet (FS) or a simple announcement (RPA/RNS). Without explicit headers like '10-K' or 'Interim Report', and considering the structure suggests detailed data, the most appropriate classification among the provided options for a comprehensive, structured report that isn't explicitly an Annual Report (10-K) or Interim Report (IR) is difficult. However, the presence of extensive financial/structured data often points towards the core report itself. Given the options, and assuming this is a comprehensive report structure, if it were a full annual report, it would be 10-K. If it were a quarterly report, it would be IR. Since the text is highly technical and structured, and we cannot definitively confirm the period, we must look for clues. The generator metadata mentions 'Comprehensive Mandatory Reporting'. If this is a full annual filing, 10-K is the standard US equivalent. If it's a generic, comprehensive report, it might fall under AR if it's an audit report, or IR if it's interim. Since the text is too long to be a simple announcement and appears to be the content of a report, and without clear period indicators, I will lean towards the most comprehensive report type that isn't explicitly named 10-K, or use the fallback if the content is too generic. Given the structure and length, it strongly suggests a full report. If this were a US filing, it would likely be 10-K or 10-Q (IR). Since the generator mentions 'Mandatory Reporting', and it's a large document, I will classify it as a comprehensive report. If it is not a 10-K, the next best fit for a comprehensive report is the Interim Report (IR) or Audit Report (AR). Given the lack of specific keywords, I will use the fallback 'RNS' as a safe classification for a structured regulatory document that doesn't fit the specific report types, or 'XLSX' if it implies structured data, but the format is HTML/XML, not XLSX. Given the ambiguity, I will re-evaluate based on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule. This looks like the 'MEAL' (the report content itself). I will default to the most comprehensive report type available that isn't 10-K, which is 'IR' (Interim Report), or use the fallback 'RNS' if it's a generic regulatory submission. Given the high character count, it is the report content. I will select 'IR' as a placeholder for a comprehensive report, but the safest classification for an unknown, large regulatory document is RNS. Q3 2024
2025-02-28 Polish
Opinion of Supervisory Board on Financial Statements 2024
Audit Report / Information Classification · 1% confidence The document text provided is an HTML structure containing embedded font data and what appears to be the beginning of a structured report, possibly an XBRL filing given the 'ixbrl-generator' metadata. The document length is substantial (310,109 chars), suggesting it is a full report rather than a brief announcement. However, the provided text snippet is heavily truncated and contains no clear regulatory headers (like '10-K', 'Annual Report', 'Interim Report', or specific financial statements) that would definitively classify it as a comprehensive report (10-K or IR). The metadata mentions 'Comprehensive Mandatory Reporting' and the content is highly technical/structured. Since the text does not explicitly state it is an announcement of a report, but rather the content itself, and it is too long to be a simple factsheet (FS) or a standard regulatory filing (RNS), the most appropriate classification based on the available structure and length, assuming it contains detailed financial or mandatory information, would lean towards a comprehensive report type. Given the lack of specific period information or clear title, and the technical nature, it is difficult to pinpoint 10-K vs IR. However, without explicit confirmation of the period (annual vs interim), and noting the technical structure, I will use the fallback 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) as the safest classification for a complex, non-standardly titled mandatory report structure, or if it is an attachment/part of a larger filing not fully visible. Re-evaluating: The presence of extensive, structured data suggests a core report. If it were an announcement, it would likely be much shorter (Rule 2). Since it is a large, structured document, it is likely a comprehensive report. Given the ambiguity between 10-K and IR, and the lack of definitive annual/quarterly markers, I will default to the most comprehensive category that covers mandatory reporting structures, which is often the 10-K, but since the content is not clearly identifiable as such, RNS remains the best fallback for an unidentifiable mandatory filing structure. Q3 2024
2025-02-28 Polish

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