XTB Opens Polish Stocks to EU Clients
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On November 7, 2026, the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) and XTB launched a pilot program allowing XTB clients across the EU to buy shares listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange without submitting an additional application. Previously, only Polish clients could automatically access the relevant shares, while retail investors in other regions had to submit an application first. As part of the pilot, XTB will conduct information and promotional activities related to the Polish market. GPW said that increasing the proportion of foreign investors in Poland’s stock market would help improve market liquidity and raise the international profile of Polish-listed companies.
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- Finance MagnatesWarsaw Stock Exchange partners with XTB to attract foreign retail investors to buy Polish stocks
The Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) and XTB have launched a pilot allowing XTB customers across the EU to buy Warsaw-listed stocks without submitting an additional application; previously, only customers in Poland could access them automatically, while retail investors in other regions had to submit an application first. XTB will also carry out information and promotional activities about the Polish market. The exchange said that increasing the share of foreign investors would help improve liquidity and raise the overseas profile of Polish-listed companies.
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