Hungary must work harder to attract foreign capital and foreign investors, Heinrich Schaller, chairman-CEO of the Wiener Borse and the CEE Stock Exchange Group, of which the Budapest Stock Exchange is a member, said at a conference in Budapest on Tuesday.
Mr Schaller pointed to the success of Austria’s systematic privatisations starting at the beginning of the 1990s in bringing multinational companies to the country
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