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Worldwide tendency to decrease interest rates is a major threat to the Polish banks in the long term. In the future, the traditional way of conducting banking activities will have to be modified. The starting point for creating new strategies for Polish banks should be to depart from net interest income as the core model of generating banking income and embrace the prompt development of broadly understood non-interest activities such as private equity. Shift from typical of commercial banking sector loan-deposit to capital market activity may create many benefits for the Polish banking system.
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The Polish private equity sector is a relatively new segment of the Polish financial market, as it emerged only at the beginning of the 1990s. In terms of capital, it is strongly linked to firms from outside Poland, especially European and American ones. Moreover, international firms are also significant capital donors for private equity funds in Poland. Thus, the question arises as to how these facts influence the market behaviours of Polish private equity funds. The study is based on data from 2000–2012, with Poland compared to the European market.
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