Poland's new Individual Investment Accounts could channel over PLN 23bn to the stock market

Analysts estimate that Poland's planned Individual Investment Accounts (OKI) could channel over PLN 23 billion onto the domestic capital market. Most Poles continue to hold their savings in cash or bank deposits despite rising savings rates overall. The OKI scheme aims to encourage stock-market participation through tax incentives and simplified access. Analysts see the initiative as a potential significant boost for the Polish equity market.

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