Polish Treasury Minister Włodzimierz Karpiński has already set new goals for the next CEO of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Polish media have been reporting earlier this month that the Polish deputy minister Paweł Tamborski, already already submitted his candidacy for the position. “I’ll be focusing above all on developing Poland’s capital market and Warsaw’s stock market, as a new financial centre for the region,” said Karpiński. “An extensive experience of Tamborski at this field makes me confident that he’ll be a good manager for the Polish stock market,” he adds.
Karpiński points out that the Polish government also expects that as a new head of the Warsaw Stock Exchange Tamborski will reach the merger settlement with the Vienna stock market, which will make it possible for the minister to make the final step. “Poland’s best interest obviously remains a priority for us while taking this decision,” says Karpiński. “The project is highly challenging, due to its complex technical, procedure and negotiating structure, as what may possibly be taking place is connecting two differential cultures,” he adds.
