Bank Millennium survey shows 83% of Poles know little or nothing about personal investment accounts OKI

• Bank Millennium survey found low awareness of Poland’s new Personal Investment Accounts (OKI), raising execution and client education as key adoption drivers.
• 48% of respondents said they know nothing about OKI; 35% know little; 17% reported at least basic understanding.
• Among those familiar with OKI, nearly one-third plan to use it; a similar share is waiting for more information.
• Brokerage analyst Grzegorz Gawkowski expects early flows to come mainly from shifting existing savings into a tax-efficient wrapper, not fresh capital.
• Bank is preparing OKI products tied to savings accounts and Millennium TFI funds, targeting broader participation in capital markets over time.

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