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BRE sees growing provisions for next 2-3 quarters

Wed Nov 4, 2009 3:14pm IST
 
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WARSAW, Nov 4 (Reuters) - BRE Bank, the Polish arm of Germany's Commerzbank (CBKG.DE: Quote, Profile, Research), expects provisions for bad loans to continue rising for the next two or three quarters, Chief Executive Mariusz Grendowicz said on Wednesday. (Reporting by Piotr Bujnicki, writing by Chris Borowski)

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