The Concentration of a Local Capital at the Example of Święty Jerzy Fund
Abstract
The study presents not only the formation and aim of the National Investment Funds but also the intended goal, i.e. to increase the value of corporation shares in which the NIF is a shareholder. The study shows the results of the program realisation by the NIF that is the diffusion of the capital it shows the possibilities of the capital concentration as instanced by the NIF’s share certificates which were given to the citizens as NIF program realization.
The precio also focuses on the effects of the share certificates’ concentration that are based on the elaboration by prof. Adam Biela from the John Paul II Catholic University in Lublin. The effect of such a concentration is the creation of a group of mutual capital expenditure, that is the Święty Jerzy Fund ltd. in Zamość, upon the basis of the NIF’s share certificates.
The partnership Święty Jerzy Fund plays a very positive role in the local communities. In the current economic situation, when small and medium partnerships gain no outside support, the funds’ role is to support the existing partnerships in transformation which will guarantee the existence of work places and prevent the rise of unemployment.
The disadvantage of Święty Jerzy Fund is the fact that it has not worked the dividends yet there are two reasons for this situation. The first one is the loss resulted from lowering the shares’ value on which the NIF had no influence. The second one might be mismanagement, caused by the lack of experience of the board.
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