Poland
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Rarely has confidence in equity markets been more savagely battered during August than this year. But hopes that issuance of new deals will be able to continue in the September-December season were raised on Tuesday by the launch of investor education for two IPOs.
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The Polish parliament’s new plan to solve the country’s Swiss franc mortgage problem could cost Polish banks $6.2bn this year, wiping out profits for 2015 and 2016, according to Institute of International Finance (IIF) research published this week.
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The Polish parliament’s new plan to solve the country’s Swiss franc mortgage problem could cost Polish banks $6.2bn this year, wiping out profits for 2015 and 2016, according to Institute of International Finance (IIF) research published this week.
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Oliver Koepke is leaving mBank this week and Karol Prażmo will take over the role of head of treasury for mBank Group.
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As an indirect beneficiary of the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme, Poland started 2015 with an extraordinary rally, culminating in the printing of a Swiss franc bond with a negative yield — the first ever for an emerging market borrower. More recently though, yields have backed up as the ECB rally has run out of steam.