British Polish Chamber of Commerce

Finance minister and deputy premier Jacek Rostowski had to cancel his address to the BPCC breakfast at the last minute, having been called away to an urgent meeting with premier Donald Tusk. In his place came no fewer than three senior officials from the Ministry of Finance, ensuring that BPCC members received full value for money!

The Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone Invest-Park with the British Polish Chamber of Commerce organised a training session for local exporters entitled Doing Great Business with Great Britain. Develop your business and export to the UK.

On 24 November 2015, the BPCC Kraków arranged a seminar on the office real estate investment in Małopolska, from the perspective of developer, investor and tenant. The event was organised in partnership with Knight Frank and its partners: Echo Investment S.A. and Kuczek-Maruta Law Firm at Centrum Biurowe Lubicz.

The British Polish Chamber of Commerce together with law firm Howard Kennedy, Cushman & Wakefield and Santander Group has the pleasure of inviting you to an evening seminar to learn about current opportunities arising from hotel, leisure and retail investments in Poland.

A CEO-level breakfast to discuss the prospects for the Polish economy this year.

Last week, the Polish government announced a plan to combat the economic impact of COVID-19 pandemic. The plan, covering five areas, was prepared jointly with the National Bank of Poland (NBP) and the financial supervisory body, the KNF. The PLN 212 billion package is worth over 9% of GDP, but only PLN 66 billion will have the form of direct expenditure. There are four sources of funding: the direct expenditure; guarantees from BGK, the state development bank; deferment of personal income tax (PIT) and social security (ZUS) contributions (PLN 74 billion); and the release of banks’ liquidity made by the NBP (PLN 70 billion).