Corporate Governance and Capital Market Regulation in EU - international conference

With the Financial Services Action Plan and its follow up we can observe recently many new initiatives and regulations regarding corporate governance and capital market, which will affect also Polish market since we joined EU in May 2004. At the same time in Poland we have a process of modifying the “Best Practices in Public Companies” adopted by the Warsaw Stock Exchange. We are also moving along with the governmental strategy for capital market development – Agenda Warsaw City 2010 – which foreseen among others regulatory initiatives allowing for market segmentation and functioning of alternative markets.

Taking into account those processes The Gdansk Institute for Market Economics in cooperation with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, CA IB Investment Bank and Puls Biznesu daily is organizing the conference “Corporate Governance and Capital Market Regulation in EU – implications for Poland”, which is going to be hold on November 29th, 2004 in Warsaw. The background lectures on corporate governance will be provided by two renowned experts: Christian Strenger from DWS Investment GmbH and Erik Berglöf from SITE – both members of the European Corporate Governance Institute. Ken Rushton from the Financial Services Authority and Jon Edwards from the London Stock Exchange will provide introductory lectures on capital market regulation in the EU and UK including regulatory model and changes to the official status of Alternative Investment Market. These presentations will be followed by the discussions among market practitioners and academics about the situation in Poland.

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WARSAW, NOVEMBER 29 LISTOPADA 2004

11.00 – 11.05 Opening
Maciej Grabowski (IBnGR)

11.05 – 11.30 New European Initiatives and Regulations with Respect to Corporate Governance
Christian Strenger (DWS Investment GmbH)
11.30 – 11.50 Corporate Governance Dilemmas for Central and Eastern Europe
Erik Berglöf (SITE, European Corporate Governance Institute)

11:50 – 13.15 Discussion: How to Improve Corporate Governance in Poland and in Europe
Moderator: Andrzej Nartowski (Banking Newspaper)
Jonathan Bates (Institutional Design)
Dariusz Choryło (Pekao S.A.)
Maciej Dzierżanowski (IBnGR / Polish Forum for Corporate Governance)
Jarosław Jamka (ING NNP PTE S.A.)
Piotr Jeleński* (Polish Association of Listed Companies)
Geofrey Mazullo (East West Management Institute)
Andrzej Mikosz (Lovells)
Stanisław Sołtysiński (SK&S / Good Practices Committee)
Open discussion

13.15 – 14.00 Lunch

14.00 – 14.20 Capital Market Regulation in the EU and Great Britain – How to Avoid Over-Regulation
Ken Rushton (Financial Services Authority)
14:20 – 14:40 Changes in Regulatory Status of Alternative Investment Market in Response to New EU Capital Market Regulations
Jon Edwards (London Stock Exchange)

14.40 – 16:00 Discussion: Is There a Case for AIM Regulatory Model in Poland?
Moderator: Maciej Dzierżanowski (IBnGR / PFCG)
Rafał Chwast (Polish Association of Listed Companies)
Maria Dobrowolska (Chamber of Brokerage Houses)
Jarosław Deryło (CAIB Financial Advisors)
Jacek Krawczyk (Polish Confederation of Private Employers)
Zbigniew Mrowiec (Polish Securities and Exchange Commission)
Wiesław Rozłucki* (Warsaw Stock Exchange)
Paweł Wojciechowski (PTE Allianz)
Jadwiga Zaręba (Bank BPH)
Open discussion

16.00 Concluding remarks
(*) not confirmed

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