GPW's general meeting has appointed seven members of the Exchange's supervisory board for a new term of office. A total of nine candidates were put forward. The WSE articles of association stipulate that the Exchange's supervisory board may comprise between five and seven persons.

The WSE supervisory board for the new term of office is composed of: Iwona Sroka, Katarzyna Szwarc, Pawel Hominski, Piotr Prazmo, Wieslaw Rozlucki (proposed by the State Treasury), Waldemar Markiewicz (the head of brokerage houses lobby IDM, proposed by WSE members) and Malgorzata Rusewicz (the head of fund and asset managers chamber IZFiA, proposed by minority shareholders). No representatives of the individual investors association SII were elected to the Exchange's supervisory board (Jaroslaw Dominiak and Artur Rzepka had been proposed). The Exchange's supervisory board also recommended that the management board member Adam Mlodkowski should not be discharged for 2023.

Mlodkowski was dismissed from the Exchange's board, where he was responsible for the finance area. Discharge is recommended by the Exchange's supervisory board for the two other WSE management board members: Izabela Olszewska and Monika Gorgon. The WSE a few weeks ago announced a competition for the three positions of WSE board members responsible for the financial, legal and regulatory areas and the development and sales area.

Tomasz Bardzilowski has been the WSE's CEO since the end of March (after obtaining approval from Poland's financial market regulator KNF), while at the beginning of June, KNF approved the appointment of Slawomir Panasiuk, who is responsible for the IT and technology area, as a board member. No representatives of the individual investors association SII were elected to the Exchange's supervisory board (Jaroslaw Dominiak and Artur Rzepka had been proposed).