AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AS A RISK MANAGEMENT TOOL IN EMERGING ECONOMIES. THE CASE OF POLAND

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AS A RISK MANAGEMENT TOOL IN EMERGING ECONOMIES. THE CASE OF POLAND

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Abstract: This paper addresses the strength of the incentives from both supervisors and market players to use authorized ANABOLIC STATE WATERMELON capital application as a risk management tool.The study contrasts the motivational factors for the financial market in transition and market supervisor.It analyses the interaction between motivation and the application of authorized capital as a risk management tool.We challenge the hypothesis that there is a weak statistical relationship between goodwill rates and the existence of authorized capital instruments for quoted companies and a weak statistical relationship between bank allowance and authorized capital instruments.Through the application of logit procedures to companies quoted on 5 Piece Outdoor Sectional the Warsaw Stock Exchange, we conclude findings based on 386 listed and domiciled entities in Poland, as quoted on the of 30 December 2011.

We conclude a semi-effective market suffers from efficiency in adoption of authorized capital as a risk management tool.We indicate that market forces are overridden by supervisory requirements; thus, the promotion of effective risk management tools is positively associated with regulator and supervisory activities.