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What is the task of the Securities and Exchange Commission?

Hello. What is the task of the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Polish SEC? When it arose and from what I heard it was already canceled, is it true?

Hello. What is the task of the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Polish SEC? When it arose and from what I heard it was already canceled, is it true?

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Securities and Exchange Commission in short KPWiG existed in the years 1991–2006 it was a body   state supervising compliance with the rules of fair trading and competition in the field of trading in securities and commodities.

The Securities Commission was established on March 22, 1991 under the Law on Public Trading in Securities and Trust Funds.

The Commission acted in accordance with the Act on Public Law on Trading in Securities.

The tasks of the Committee included: Supervision over the observance of the rules of fair trading and competition in the field of public trading .

Supervision over the fulfillment by brokerage houses and banks conducting brokerage activities and foreign legal persons conducting brokerage activities in the territory of the Republic of Poland of the requirements regarding their financial standing

Inspiring, organizing and taking actions to ensure the smooth functioning of the securities market and investor protection;

Cooperation with other government administration bodies, the National Bank of Poland and institutions and participants of public trading, ensuring the development of the securities market

Disseminating knowledge about the principles of the functioning of the securities market;

Preparation of draft legal acts related to the functioning of the securities market.

After 2006, the tasks of the Polish Securities and Exchange Commission were taken over by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority.

Securities and Exchange Commission in short KPWiG existed in the years 1991–2006 it was a body   state supervising compliance with the rules of fair trading and competition in the field of trading in securities and commodities.

The Securities Commission was established on March 22, 1991 under the Law on Public Trading in Securities and Trust Funds.

The Commission acted in accordance with the Act on Public Law on Trading in Securities.

The tasks of the Committee included: Supervision over the observance of the rules of fair trading and competition in the field of public trading .

Supervision over the fulfillment by brokerage houses and banks conducting brokerage activities and foreign legal persons conducting brokerage activities in the territory of the Republic of Poland of the requirements regarding their financial standing

Inspiring, organizing and taking actions to ensure the smooth functioning of the securities market and investor protection;

Cooperation with other government administration bodies, the National Bank of Poland and institutions and participants of public trading, ensuring the development of the securities market

Disseminating knowledge about the principles of the functioning of the securities market;

Preparation of draft legal acts related to the functioning of the securities market.

After 2006, the tasks of the Polish Securities and Exchange Commission were taken over by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (KPWiG) is the supervisory body for financial markets. The task of KPWiG includes supervising the trading of securities, controlling the activities of entities involved in trading on the stock exchange, and protecting the interests of investors. KPWiG was established in 1991, and in 2006 it was transformed into the Financial Supervision Commission (KNF). Therefore, the information about its abolition is true, however, the functions and tasks of KPWiG were taken over by KNF.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (KPWiG) is the supervisory body for financial markets. The task of KPWiG includes supervising the trading of securities, controlling the activities of entities involved in trading on the stock exchange, and protecting the interests of investors. KPWiG was established in 1991, and in 2006 it was transformed into the Financial Supervision Commission (KNF). Therefore, the information about its abolition is true, however, the functions and tasks of KPWiG were taken over by KNF.

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