Pekao plans $7.3 bln consumer loans, mortgages

WARSAW, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Pekao BAPE.WA, Poland's biggest bank by assets, plans to sell more than 15 billion zlotys ($7.3 billion) in consumer and mortgage loans by the end of 2010, it said on Friday.

Pekao, which acquired a core of smaller competitor BPH BPHW.WA in a merger last year, plans to extend more than 5 billion zlotys in new loans to small and medium-sized companies, it said in a presentation for analysts.

The bank said it wanted to draw more than 30 billion zlotys in new deposits as part of its plans to grow revenue by an average 10 percent annually through 2010.

The unit of UniCredit (CRDI.MI) also expects to attract more than 20 billion zlotys into its mutual funds unit, the biggest asset manager in Poland. (Reporting by Piotr Skolimowski; Editing by David Holmes)