- New rates of exchange fees for operations on the WSE financial instruments market will apply as of the beginning of 2013.
- The WSE fee system is a tool of pursuing the international growth strategy of the Polish capital market.
The Warsaw Stock Exchange informs about new solutions of exchange fees for operations on the financial instruments market.
The modifications of the WSE price list include:
a) a reduction of the fixed fee for orders on the market in shares, allotment certificates and ETF units in session and block trades on both equities markets from PLN 1 to PLN 0.20 and a reduction of the relevant fee for orders executed in performance of a market maker’s tasks to PLN 0.05;
b) a reduction of the fixed fee per index futures contract from PLN 1.70 to PLN 1.60;
c) introduction of a reduced fee for day trading on the futures market in session trade (other than trade on a market maker’s account and trade on an exchange member’s own account);
d) introduction of a reduced fee for trade on own account of a brokerage house on the futures contracts market.
The new WSE fee system will apply as of 1 January 2013 in the trading in shares, allotment certificates, ETF units, and futures contracts.
“We have completed another stage of constructive co-operation with our key business partners. The Warsaw Stock Exchange is introducing solutions which are not an ad-hoc but a long-term structure. Together with brokerage houses, we are implementing the biggest technology change in the history of the Polish capital market. We have had enough energy left to jointly work on the new exchange fees at the same time. I believe that we can be satisfied with the outcome as these solutions support growth,” said Ludwik Sobolewski, President of the WSE Management Board.