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The aim of this presentation is the analysis how Poland opens the financial market and the assessment of chances and threats resulting from this process. The opening of the Polish financial market has been determined by two types of premises that are: 1. Regulations and commitments included in the Europe Agreement and negotiate attitude regarding the liberalization of international capital turnover. 2. Commitments resulting from the participation in international organizations - IMF, OECD, GATS. The analysis of the influence of the above mentioned commitments and discussion about the problem how to choose the optimal liberalization sequence of the financial sector is presented in the paper.