Marek Dietl

The WSE CEO: Growing stock exchanges are closely examining what the Warsaw Stock Exchange has to offer.

The WSE CEO was a guest at a conference organized by the IFC (International Finance Corporation), part of the World Bank Group, the largest global development institution focusing on the private sector in developing countries. Piotr Nowak/PAP

Investors and financial analysts interested in the background and factors contributing to the success of the Polish capital market questioned Marek Dietl, the CEO of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, who is presently visiting the United States. The WSE, which was completely rebuilt in 1991, currently generates more than half of the trading volume in Central and Eastern Europe.

Polish bourse expects 20 more IPOs this year

The Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) may see about 20 initial public offerings (IPOs) on the bourse's main and alternative markets by the end of 2021, the WSE CEO has said.

Warsaw Stock Exchange has come a long way says its CEO

The president of the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) has praised the rapid progress the exchange has made since it opened for business on April 16, 1991.

Polish president praises Central Europe's emancipation

Polish President Andrzej Duda has stated that Central Europe has successfully emancipated itself, and that it has ceased to be a peripheral space between the West and East.

Investors' unwavering confidence in Polish currency

The Polish zloty has not lost investors' confidence, it is worth promoting as a reserve currency for other countries, the head of the Warsaw Stock Exchange said on Wednesday.

Warsaw Stock Exchange suspends due diligence on Armenian exchange

The Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) is suspending the process of due diligence into the Armenia Securities Exchange until at least the first quarter of 2021, due to the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, GPW President Marek Dietl has told PAP.

Warsaw Stock Exchange poised for majority purchase of Armenia’s Securities Exchange

Subject to a due diligence report, the deal would see the Warsaw Stock Exchange assume a 65% stake of the exchange and place Armenia’s capitals market on a fast track to growth.

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