Warsaw Stock Exchange is open for Armenian investors

PanARMENIAN.Net - Warsaw Stock Exchange is open for the Armenian investors, Ludwig Sobolewski, the President of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, told journalists in Yerevan.



"Eastern markets are very interesting for us and this is a very good opportunity for the Armenian investors," he said. According to him, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan already shown some interest.



Presenting a paper "The Warsaw Stock Exchange - a large plane for Central and Eastern Europe", Ludwig Sobolewski noted that one of the major advantages of the Warsaw Stock Exchange is that the costs of entering it is much less than, for example, the London Stock Exchange.



In addition, no need to go to England and participate in the London Stock Exchange, since many international companies are participants of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.



"Companies from 26 countries, including Britain, France, Ukraine, Estonia, Netherlands, United States, are members of the Warsaw Stock Exchange," the President of Warsaw Stock Exchange said.



Warsaw Stock Exchange was established in 1991 with 5 companies, and today about 400 companies are among its members.