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Polish companies' aggregate investment levels continued to decline in the first six months of 2003, dropping 2.2% to PLN 21.8 bn, but the official Central Statistical Office (GUS) underscored that the situation is improving and investment could rise in the...
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Poland's rate-setting Monetary Policy Council (RPP) opted on Wednesday (27 August) to keep official borrowing costs on hold for a…
The Export Credit Insurance Corporation (KUKE), a joint stock company, wants to increase the guarantees limit on behalf of the…
The Coface group has obtained a licence to deliver insurance products in Poland. It will be opening a domestic and…
The government has initiated a project aimed at helping small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by revoking income tax on released…
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The well-known juice producer Hortex has obtained credit totalling ZL85 million. The creditors are BPH PBK, Fortis Bank and factoring…
The European giants of merchant credit insurance, Coface and Gerling NCM, are increasingly interested in the Polish market. Coface plans…
Small enterprises dominate the Polish economy, constituting more than 99% of all active companies. According to a report on the…
Poland's biggest non state-owned bank, Pekao SA, has pledged that its shareholders may expect some good financial results after the…
In 2002, the total value of invoices purchased by companies engaged in factoring activities reached ZL10bn, compared to ZL8bn a…
Criticism is levelled at the government by small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) proprietors due to the methods employed to save…
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In the first, frothy years of Poland's post-communist transformation, more than a million small businesses set up shop, selling everything…
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According to Samoobrona (Self-defence) leader Andrzej Lepper, farmers’ protests have been caused by improper financial policy. "SMEs are going bankrupt,…
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