Anna Dąbkowska

Dr. Anna Dąbkowska is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economic Policy and Banking within the Institute of Economics and Finance at the Faculty of Social Sciences, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. Her research focuses on banking regulation, systemic risk mitigation, SME financing in Germany and Poland, and European Union financial policies.

• Specializes in comparative analyses of banking systems in Central Europe
• Active in EU-funded projects on financial education and competencies

Her work includes stress testing frameworks, Liikanen reforms, and financial inclusion policies. She has contributed to academic journals and conferences on German-Polish SME financing disparities and systemic risk management.

• 2021: Research on 'Too Big to Fail' mitigation strategies in Germany
• 2019: Monograph on systemic risks in German banking
• 2018: Organizer of Polish-German financial payments conference

Scientific recognitions include:

• Rector's Award at Catholic University of Lublin
• First-degree team award for science popularization

Has participated in numerous national and international banking conferences, including the 'Public Finance and Development' conference honoring Professor Zyta Gilowska. She has contributed to Wrocław University of Economics publications and EU-funded strategic transformation projects.