...) and corporate governance (CG) matters in Poland and Germany – two countries with notably different experiences with non-financial reporting (NFR) and a propensity to disclose non-financial information. Design/methodology/approach Our study is based on a sample of 167 enterprises in Poland and Germany...

... Poland United States of America International investments Portfolio investment Diversification Foreign exchange The last two decades have witnessed steady growth in international investing by American institutions and individuals. It is reported that in 2001, 34 percent of all US households...

...Claire G. Gilmore; Ginette M. McManus The existence of weak‐form efficiency in the equity markets of the three main Central European transition economies (the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland) is examined for the period July 1995 through September 2000, using weekly Investable and Comprehensive...

...E. Dockery; F. Vergari Outlines previous research on cointegration between capital markets and assesses the degree of cointegration between liberalized Eastern European markets (the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary) and the German and UK markets in the context of increasing foreign investment...

...E. Dockery Summarizes the reasons for and methods of regulation in worldwide capital markets; and describes in detail the development, governance and regulatory structure of the Warsaw stock exchange (Poland). Uses a variance ratio approach based on Lo and MacKinlay (1988, 1989) to examine price...

...E. Dockery; W.E. Herbert Suggests that the corporate governance (CG) systems of transition economies in Eastern Europe may differ from those of industrialized countries and describes the governance system in Poland, which uses National Investment Funds (NIFs) under supervisory boards...