WSE has two year deadline to find European bourse ally

The Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) must find an investor. Some experts claim the quicker it happens the easier it will be for the Polish stock market. WSE president Wieslaw Rozlucki says Poland still has two years more to decide with whom to unite with in Europe. The merger of the two biggest European stock markets, London and Frankfurt created iX and will foster such a decision. Such mergers are the effect of the globalization processes. Tomasz Stadnik from Credit Suisse AM said, "The WSE must make its offer more attractive." One of the solutions to that problem would be easing the criteria of allowing partnerships onto the stock market. One of the strong points of the WSE is the new computer system which will start running in the third quarter. (Prawo i Gospodarka, page 16, Puls Biznesu, page 19) M.M.