Bank securities – their admission to
the Warsaw Stock Exchange
One of forms of increasing the bank’s capital base is issuing the bank securities.
In Polish law bank securities are regulated in the Banking Law Act as a separate
type of securities. Transactions involving this type of securities are made every
day, mostly between the banks (interbank market). The purpose of this publication
is to present the less known possibility of public off ering of bank securities - via
their introduction and admission to the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE). Business
value of this possibility is avoiding the time for lengthy legal requirements on
drawing up the prospectus, its approval by the Commission (Polish Financial
Supervision Authority) and making it available to the public. Moreover, public offering
of the bank securities via WSE can also be made by the banks whose shares
are not listed on the WSE. The above shows that bank securities can importantly
infl uence the process of bank’s capital base increase being the alternative to the
interbank market trading.

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