ING Bank Slaski Q2 net profit falls 12% y/y
Corrects to show net interest income fell (not rose), corrects comparison number to 2.05 bln (not 2.00 bln) zlotys and the reason given by company, paragraph 3
Aug 7 (Reuters) -Poland's ING Bank Slaski INGP.WA said on Wednesday its second-quarter net profit fell 12% year on year.
Its net profit came in at 964.7 million zlotys ($244.6 million), slightly below a company-provided consensus of 972.6 million zlotys.
Net interest income (NII), a measure of earnings on loans minus deposit costs, fell to 2.04 billion zlotys ($517.3 million) from 2.05 billion a year earlier, due to lower costs of liabilities to bank's clients, the bank said.
($1 = 3.9438 zlotys)
Reporting by Anna Banacka; Editing by Tom Hogue
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