Poland's President Bronislaw Komorowski will address financial regulator KNF to have banks increase availability of credits to young people with fixed-term work contracts and of bank guarantees to small and medium-sized firms, the President told PAP Polish news agency.

"I intend to motion with the financial supervisor KNF to bring about a change in banks' practices in order to eliminate redundant limitations hindering access to credits and guarantees," Komorowski said.

"It's not a problem of additional financial means or law changes, only changes in banks' practice," he added. "And this practice today to a very large extent reduces the actual possibility of functioning for young people and small and medium-sized business."