Two new players for investors to assess enter the Polish market

The latter was planning to begin its activity already in May, but according to the company's deputy president, Wojciech Łaciak, the firm had to postpone the debut due to organizational matters. At first, DI Nehrebetius is going to limit its activities to asset management, and to invest in derivatives. The company's representatives claim that the firm is going to concentrate on liquid assets, and does not exclude the possibility of investing in foreign instruments, also those issued over-the-counter. Apart from that, the Securities and Stock Exchange Commission (KPWiG) granted Nehrebetius permission to provide business consulting. A similar right was granted to Secus Asset Management. The company is planning to activate five portfolios of varying risks. Secus is also going to offer alternative forms of capital allocation, such as hedge funds. (Parkiet, p. 4) A.F.