Shaping integrated supervision of the financial market in Poland
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Financial market supervision in Poland began with the start of systemic transformation and the development of a market-based system of financial institutions. In its initial phase, it was sector-specific. It then evolved and gained additional powers as financial institutions developed, the economy grew, and Polish law needed to be brought into line with EU standards. In 2006, integrated supervision of the entire financial market was established and entrusted to the Financial Supervision Authority. Integrated supervision of the financial market in Poland is the result of efforts to increase the consistency and effectiveness of supervision by consolidating competences within a single institution – the Financial Supervision Authority. This process reflects international trends and the need to adapt the national regulatory system to European Union standards and the challenges of contemporary and global financial markets. At the same time, it poses challenges for the state in terms of institutional coordination, ensuring the independence of supervision and effective enforcement of regulations, as well as crisis management.
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g28, G21, K23, H81, G18, G38, K22, K24, K42, F36, D73, H11Download files
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Vol. 100 No. 3 (2025)
Published: 2025-11-17
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