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Entities on the market are dependent on information they have and trust. Information and trust level are currently seen as one of the most valuable elements which have impact on decisions and relations between transaction sides. Banks are entities which are supposed to be public trust institutions and that is why bank information and trust are more and more important. It can be assumed that in the conditions of generally prevailing information asymmetry, trust is an indispensable element which affect positive relations between entities. The main purpose of this article is to identify how information asymmetry and trust affect the mutual relations between bank entities and their stakeholders. The consideration will be based on date which comes from secondary source of information.

Trust and information asymmetry in relations on financial market – chosen aspects on the basis of banks and their stakeholders