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Friday, September 3rd, 2010

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Corporate Finance/M&A Corner
BY Les Nemethy

CEE Policy Watch
BY Ewa Błaszczyńska

Poland in the EU
BY Christoph Klenner

Global Poland
BY Piotr Maciej Kaczyński

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Something smells here...
BY Christoph Klenner Ample media attention is given these days to the envisaged gas deal between Poland and Russia's state-owned gas giant Gazprom, and its pending approval by authorities in Brussels. At a ...

The complexities of Poland's cultural conflict
BY Andrew Kureth To hear the international media tell it, Poland's current row over the wooden cross in front of the Presidential Palace on Krakowskie Przedmieście is a symptom of a sharp cultural ...

Operating a data room in corporate finance transactions
BY Les Nemethy Several months ago I wrote about the subject of assembling a data room; this present article deals with the subject of operating a data room once it is assembled and ...

Mr President, time to get to work
BY Ewa Błaszczyńska Last Friday, Bronisław Komorowski was officially sworn in as Poland’s next president. Even though the campaign is over, political mudslinging and party animosity continues, as demonstrated by recent clashes over a cross erected ...

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3 Tue, Aug 2010

Thank you for your article. I understant risk are to be taken seriously. Recently I have been face to client risk... I was too much depended of one... I did'nt end wel...
28 Fri, May 2010

Thank you Mr. Klein for your courage to tell the truth. I recognise this must be difficult in this age of media lies. Lech Kaczynski was a great European who had an ambitious dream concerning the future of European Union. He wanted UE to be an equal family of nations and not a body ruled by the gang of the most powerful countries. One country one vote! For all of this, he was villified and ridiculed. Europe is still in the nineteenth century with its principle of concert of the most powerful.
5 Wed, May 2010

Obama must play golf; he does not play the fiddle.
20 Tue, Apr 2010

Respectable analysis that distinquishes between the countries of Central Europe which had mostly stable property markets as opposed to those that didn't during the world financial crisis. One item which must be further analyzed are the particular segments of the property market. Too often, 'property' is often associated with 'flats' located in large cities, and nothing more. Other parts which make up the property puzzle are: private homes, land, farms, commerical property, and industrial property. Prices of flats have taken the steepest hit of all property segments, including in Poland and the Czech Republic. Land and farm prices in Central Europe, although gradually increasing, still remain underpriced compared to that of Western Europe.
11 Thu, Mar 2010

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