How cultural factors influence sustainable development reporting in Poland by Małgorzata Czerny, Magdalena Kowalczyk

“…Our research analyzes the sustainable development reports of companies from the Warsaw Stock Exchange WIG Index. We determine which social indicators are reported by companies and which are not, and using Hofstede’s theory, we explain the reasons for the lack of disclosures.…”
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Benefts of Corporate Social Responsibility Engagement in Companies: The Case of Poland by Ewa Chojnacka, Jolanta Wiśniewska

“…The so-called RESPECT Index, including socially responsible companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange Main List, as well as annual rankings of responsible companies were used as a kind of reputation database for choosing survey respondents. …”
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Dark Sides of Intra-Organizational Coopetition. Perspective of Coopetition Within Business Groups by Wioletta Mierzejewska

“…A computer-assisted diagnostic questionnaire survey was used and data were collected from 121 parent companies of large business groups listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Findings: The findings prove that coopetition at the intra-organizational level does not generate many negative effects. …”
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Does information asymmetry influence cash holding in the most liquid public companies in Poland? by Paulina Szymanek, Anna Białek-Jaworska

“…Purpose: This paper analyses the relationship between information asymmetry and the cash hoarded by companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE). Methodology/approach: We applied the Ordinary Least Squares approach to cross-sectional data of the 212 most liquid public companies for which data on bid-ask spread was available.Findings: We show that companies with greater information asymmetry hold more cash, confirming the investment opportunities hypothesis. …”
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THREE-POINT VOLATILITY SMILE CLASSIFICATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE WARSOW STOCK EXCHANGE DURING VOLATILE SUMMER 2011 by García-Machado, Juan J., Rybczyński, Jarosław

“…This paper studies the behavior of the smile in the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) during the volatile summer of 2011.We investigate the volatility smile derived from liquid call and put options on the Polish WIG20 index which option series expired on September 2011. …”
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Going concern assessment made in financial reports by management boards of listed real estate companies in Poland during the COVID-19 pandemic by Ewa Chrostowska

“…Purpose: The objective of this article is to determine how many real estate entities have tackled going concern problems, to identify the going concern uncertainties disclosures, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and to assess the going concern disclosures that have been made.Methodology/approach: The study involved the financial reports of real estate companies listed on the main market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. 35 (out of 40) reports for the first half of 2020 were examined. …”
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The Private Equity Market in Poland and in Central and Eastern Europe: Selected Aspects by Joanna Małecka, Teresa Łuczka

“…The political transformation that took place in Poland only 25 years ago allowed a re-launch and development of the most important capital market institution – the stock exchange. Today, the Warsaw Stock Exchange is the largest in Central and Eastern Europe, being among top European trading floors in terms of the number of new listings. …”
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Mandatory audit rotation and audit market concentration—evidence from Poland by Indyk Magdalena

“…The sample included 198 capital groups with the parent company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The own compilation was prepared based on the audit opinions which included information about appointed audit firms in the period 2011-2017 (1,386 observations in total). …”
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Determinants of the capital structure of Polish industrial enterprises by Kinga Ociesa

“…The sample consists of 100 companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The study covers the years 2010–2019. …”
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Women’s Representation on Boards and the Financial Performance of Polish Public Companies in the pre-COVID-19 Decade by Krzysztof Kompa, Dorota Witkowska, Lia (Magda) Hewitt

“…The research sample comprised 90 companies that had complete records of necessary data and were continuously listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in Poland from 2010 to 2019 (in a period referred to as the pre-COVID-19 pandemic decade). …”
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From Knowledge to Firm Performance: An Empirical analysis of Intellectual Capital Impact in Polish and Dutch Listed Firms by Koen Verduijn

“…This study aims to examine the impact intellectual capital (IC) has on firm performance in Polish and Dutch listed firms.Methodology: Quantitative data is collected based on audited annual reports from the top 20 companies listed at the Warsaw Stock Exchange and Amsterdam Stock Exchange between 2007 and 2011. …”
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Pyramidal structures: The evidence from Poland by Maria Aluchna, Tomasz Kuszewski

“…Method: Adopting a linear panel model, we examined a sample of 168 non-financial companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange over the period 2010–2014. Results: The adoption of a pyramid was associated with higher ownership concentration and with lower ownership concentration by a shareholder coalition. …”
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Dividend Versus Investment – Cash Flow Allocation by Elżbieta Bukalska, Anna Maziarczyk, Kinga Ociesa

“…We analyzed 419 companies from the Warsaw Stock Exchange and covered the period of 2007-2020 with 4,760 firm-year observations. …”
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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the financial results of selected companies in the development and automotive industries by Maciej Hyży

“…Methodology/research approach: The research looked at individual and consolidated annual reports of companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, covering the real estate and automotive sectors. …”
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Application of The Leading Sector Identification Method in The Portfolio Analysis by Waldemar Stafan Tarczyński, Małgorzata Ludmiła Tarczyńska-Łuniewska

“…The study was carried out for the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2006–2010. Certain information in the field of fundamental factors was utilized in the analysis. …”
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Usefulness and credibility of scoring methods in construction industry/Taškų skaičiavimo metodų naudingumas ir patikimumas statybos pramonėje by Oleg Kapliński

“…Examples have been selected among construction companies listed on Warsaw Stock Exchange. Credibility of models and results has been highlighted. …”
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How the COVID-19 shock influenced companies listed on the WSE and how they managed their liquidity by Czajkowska Agnieszka, Bolek Monika, Pluskota Anna

“…The aim of the article is to analyze the liquidity of non-financial companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The article addresses the liquidity of the examined group against the background of the entire market and its relationship with debt, profitability, growth and the risk of bankruptcy, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Comparison of the Results of Some Stock Market Indices for Listed Corporations Socially Responsible in the World by Hanna Sikacz

“…Analysis of the global index was based on data obtained from the Datastream database, the data to the comparison RESPECT Index with other indices came from the databases of Warsaw Stock Exchange and Parkiet The newspaper of the Stock Exchange. …”
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PROCESSES OF COMMUNICATION WITH CANDIDATES IN EMPLOYER BRANDING by Magdalena M. STUSS, Izabela STAŃCZYK, Anna WZIĄTEK-STAŚKO

“…The results of research carried out among selected companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange inclusion in WIG 30 on the content of the effectiveness of these websites were included. …”
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Covid-19 cases influencing the Stock Exchange indices on the example of BIST100 in Turkey, NASDAQ in the USA and WIG in Poland by Cezary Bolek, Monika Bolek

“…Methodology: BIST100 Index representing the Istanbul Stock Exchange in Turkey, NASDAQ Composite representing NASDAQ Exchange in the USA and WIG Index representing the Warsaw Stock Exchange in Poland are analyzed in relation to Covid-19 new cases. …”
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