Who are we?

Team and members

POLSIF is made up of dozens of representatives of leading investment fund companies, banks, private equity funds, organizations and chambers of industry and the world of science.

Joanna Sobótka-Klimczak

Joanna Sobótka-Klimczak

Member of the Board

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General Meeting of Members of POLSIF!

General Meeting of Members of POLSIF!

Next Friday (27.30), at 16.30 we invite you

SEG recommends simplified ESRS standards for large voluntary reporting companies

SEG recommends simplified ESRS standards for large voluntary reporting companies

The Association of Listed Issuers together with five other organizations — the Polish Institute of Human Rights and Business, the Chamber of Fund and Asset Managers, Sustainable Investment Forum Poland, the Responsible Business Forum and the Union of Polish Banks — adopted a joint recommendation on the use of simplified ESRS as sustainability reporting standards for large companies that opt for voluntary ESG reporting.

Economist PKO BP points out 4 megatrends. “Big changes are coming”

Economist PKO BP points out 4 megatrends. “Big changes are coming”

Energy transformation, an ageing society, security (including information) and the rapid development of AI — this is a mix that will define the coming years in Poland.

This is how a world without rules is created. Economist: We buy cheaper, and then we are surprised

This is how a world without rules is created. Economist: We buy cheaper, and then we are surprised

Sustainability sounds like the slogan from the conference, but in practice it's about something simpler: decency.

AI, fragmentation of the world, arms race - here are the megatrends that will change business

AI, fragmentation of the world, arms race - here are the megatrends that will change business

The biggest megatrend is AI - it has not yet made a revolution in Poland, but it is gradually priming business models, the labor market and politics.

A bitter diagnosis for Polish business. Low margins and lack of people, transformation recedes into the background.

A bitter diagnosis for Polish business. Low margins and lack of people, transformation recedes into the background.

Polish SMEs operate on low margins and often do not have the people or capital to translate the big slogans of transformation into concrete decisions within the company.