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WARSAW, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Portugal's Millennium bcp sees no need to sell any of its assets and does not expect a 1 billion zlotys ($348.2 million) rights issue by its Polish arm to affect the group's capital position, its chief executive said. "We have quite well balanced portfolio, we are happy with what we have," Carlos Santos Ferreira said on Friday. Millennium bcp has 65 percent of Polish lender Millennium Bank. ($1=2.872 Zloty) (Reporting by Piotr Bujnicki, writing by Chris Borowski) Keywords: BCP ASSETS/ (chris.borowski@reuters.com; +48 22 653 9712; Reuters Messaging: chris.borowski.reuters.com@reuters.net) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2009. All rights reserved.
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