Smart About Investments – Promoting Public Shareholding Following a System Change
Regardless of overall weak global investment sentiment, the 21 years old Warsaw bourse still seems to be an attractive market for individual Poles. Their share in annual trading volumes dropped from peaks of about 35% in the years 2004 and 2006 to around 20% now, but that is still significant. It is the result of the public’s trust in and popularity of Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), which was also promoted by the early introduction of public shareholding, says Wiesław Rozłucki, former President of the WSE Management Board. In this post, part of our “Smart About Investment” series on the CEE populations’ saving habits, he talks about the importance of public shareholding and how it should be promoted in the future.












