Women on Boards Law Passed, but No Revolution in Polish Listed Companies Yet

Poland has adopted the EU's Women on Boards directive, with the implementing law passed by the Senate and awaiting the president's signature. However, experts say the new rules will not trigger an immediate shake-up in the boards of large companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The real impact of the regulation is expected to be felt only over a longer timeframe.

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