Lunchtime Links: Credit Suisse will soon be looking for Polish equities professionals

Just as many of the Polish people in London are deciding to go home, Credit Suisse looks like providing some convenient opportunities in equity trading and research. Banking Times reports that the bank plans to "re-establish" its Warsaw equity trading capabilities and "enhance" its Polish research function.

This is confirmed by the Wall Street Journal, which says Credit Suisse aspires to become a "leading trader of equities" on the Warsaw stock exchange.

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