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THE EFECTIVENESS OF THE DISCRIMINATORY ANALYSIS MODELS. STUDY BASED ON THE SELECTED POLISH COMPANIES QUOTED ON THE WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE (Weryfikacja skuetcznosci modeli dyskryminacyjnych na przykladzie wybranych spolek gieldowych)

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Golebiowski G., Zywno K.
Contemporary Economics
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2008
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issue 3(7)
31-45
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The article presents the result of research on en effectiveness of discriminatory models on the example of selected Polish joint-stock companies which declared bankruptcy. Aside from general results describing an effectiveness of discriminatory models on the base of the own research of the authors, a comparison of the received findings with others economists' results of research was made. Moreover, an analysis how the relation of an enterprise with the economic situation impacts on an effectiveness of considered models concerning the forecast of a risk of bankruptcy was carried out.
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NEW PROVISIONS ON SUPERVISORY BOARD UNDER POLISH COMMERCIAL COMPANIES CODE

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Pinior P.
Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)
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2022
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vol. 105
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issue spec. issue
44-59
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The mandatory supervisory board is obliged to supervise the joint-stock company under Polish law. Supervision over the company’s activities in all aspects of its business is one of the most crucial elements in the corporate structure. This paper presents the new supervisory instruments in joint-stock companies and their assessment. The latest amendment to the Commercial Companies Code allows, among others, for the nomination of a supervisory board advisor, broader access to information, the appointment of committees, and the approval of transactions with related entities. Additionally, it aims to describe the impact of new provisions on the liability of the supervisory board members.
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