Regulations of the financial market in Poland. Equilibrium vs. inversion

Dziawgo, Leszek; Dziawgo, Danuta

doi:10.15611/fins.2018.4.01

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“…One can even speak of serious legal barriers to entering and staying in the financial market with a view to raising capital for running a business (for example, subsequent CRD, MAR, and MiFID regulations). As a result, the indicated sectors have become almost dysfunctional in relation to the possessed capital and possessed operational capabilities, and many recognized capital market entities in Poland are giving up the status of a listed company (Dziawgo & Dziawgo, 2018). See more: https://www.gpw.pl/ podstawowe-statystyki-gpw.…”

Section: Regulatory Tsunami Vs Investment Crowdfundingmentioning

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Crowdfunding in the Wider Perspective Investment Crowdfunding: Competition Between Regulations, Institutions, and Economic Freedom

Dziawgo

2019

E-Finanse

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JEL classification: D24, D53, G23, K23The aim of this article is to present Investment Crowdfunding (ICF) in a perspective wider than merely as a new form of financing a certain category of business ventures. Selected aspects of ICF as a phenomenon that is a manifestation of the conflict between economic freedom and regulations and financial market institutions will be emphasized. New concepts of the part of the modern economy in the period of digitization, referred to as the collaborative economy, mesh economy, or sharing economy, should also be taken into account. The issues of excessive and restrictive regulation of the financial market will be presented in this context, as well as the constraints and risk factors of ICF operation and the Polish ICF experience. The study hypothesises that Investment Crowdfunding is a viable alternative for financing micro and small economic projects, if compared to the traditional and over-regulated forms of financing. The usefulness of Investment Crowdfunding concerns primarily economic projects of the start-up category. The study uses the following research methods: critical analysis of the literature of the issue, descriptive and comparative analysis, case study, and deduction. The theoretical considerations and examples presented in the article should be treated with appropriate research caution. However, they make it possible to positively verify the hypothesis.

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Crowdfunding in the Wider Perspective Investment Crowdfunding: Competition Between Regulations, Institutions, and Economic Freedom

Dziawgo

2019

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“…Basic investment objectives that should be performed by the collective investment activities include ensuring the security of invested capital by maintaining its purchasing power (Dziawgo & Dziawgo, 1994: p.17); increasing the value of entrusted capital; and bringing in a constant income, paid periodically by the investment fund (Meluch, Nietrzepka & Orlik, 1993: p.27;Wilmowska & Madeła, 1998: p.28).…”

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Private Closed-End Investment Funds of Non-Public Assets as a Form of Collective Investment on the Capital Market in Poland

Lichosik

2021

EJAFB

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The purpose of this paper is to establish whether a private closed-end investment fund of non-public assets may constitute a non-typical form of collective investment on the capital market, subject to legal regulations that are more flexible in comparison to other types of investment funds. This paper was prepared using a legal dogmatic method, upon analysing the provisions of the Act on Investment Funds and the Management of Alternative Investment Funds, and on the basis of an empirical analysis of the scale of assets located in the funds of this type. Each part of the paper synthetically defines the compounds of the special form of cumulative investing in the form of a private closed-end investment fund of non-public assets. The paper describes the essence of investment funds as a form of collective investment in the capital market, taking into account closed-end investment funds in particular. The issues analyzed include the private nature of the fund and the possibility of owning non-public assets, and the financial and economic benefits of such investments.

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Present and Future Position of Credit Rating

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2012

SSRN Journal

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The aim of the elaboration is to draw attention to selected aspects of credit rating. For that reason, comparison and induction methods were used. The article deals with credit rating and its present importance for the financial market. On that basis, possible scenarios for credit rating importance in the future will be analysed. Nowadays, the credit rating system and credit rating agencies' behaviour and work quality are discussed worldwide. Therefore, the article can be seen as a voice in the discussion about future architecture of financial market and safety system net.

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Regulations of the financial market in Poland. Equilibrium vs. inversion

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Crowdfunding in the Wider Perspective Investment Crowdfunding: Competition Between Regulations, Institutions, and Economic Freedom

Crowdfunding in the Wider Perspective Investment Crowdfunding: Competition Between Regulations, Institutions, and Economic Freedom

Private Closed-End Investment Funds of Non-Public Assets as a Form of Collective Investment on the Capital Market in Poland

Present and Future Position of Credit Rating

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