This paper employs a multinomial logit model to examine what determines the choice of a particular firm for a given privatisation method. A variety of hypotheses about possible determinants of ownership change are tested using an extensive data set for Polish manufacturing at the beginning of...

This paper employs a multinomial logit model to examine what determines the choice of a particular firm for a given privatisation method. A variety of hypotheses about possible determinants of ownership change are tested using an extensive data set for Polish manufacturing at the beginning of...

In response to the financial crisis of 2008, the global banking industry has been undergoing fundamental regulatory changes, imposed by the Basel III Agreement, the 2010 US Dodd-Frank Act and the introduction of a new European supervisory structure. This paper analyses the possible long-term...

This paper analyses the impact of global financial megainstitutions on the Polish banking market in 1998-2005: a period of a dynamic economic growth, connected with Polish accession to the EU and a new wave of foreign capital inflow, coming mainly into medium-sized banks. The research question...

This paper analyses the strategic evolution of Polish banks in the period of dynamic economic growth, connected with Polish accession to the EU in 2004. For banks, this was a period of a new wave of foreign capital inflow, coming in mainly to medium-sized banks. Foreign capital had first entered...

Using Poland as an example, the paper analyses the impact of foreign capital inflow on banking sector with regard to bank efficiency. The main research question is whether ownership structure plays a significant role for bank strategies, profitability and long-term stability of the banking...