Dariusz Filip

Dariusz Filip is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (UKSW), specializing in economics and finance with a particular focus on investment fund markets in Central and Eastern Europe. His academic profile demonstrates extensive research in mutual fund performance, risk analysis, and market dynamics, with significant contributions to understanding the Polish investment fund industry.

Dr. Filip's research interests encompass multiple interconnected domains:

• Mutual fund performance persistence and mobility measures
• Relationship between fund attributes (size, expense ratios, management structures) and investment outcomes
• Managerial factors influencing risk and returns, including gender and professional credentials
• Market concentration analysis in investment fund industries
• Impact of digital technologies on financial institutions
• Macroeconomic stability factors in transition economies

His publication record shows a clear evolution from focused studies on Polish mutual funds toward broader comparative analyses across Central and Eastern European markets and more sophisticated methodological approaches. Recent work incorporates machine learning techniques like Random Forest in economic modeling, while maintaining strong empirical grounding in fund industry dynamics. His research consistently bridges theoretical economic principles with practical market observations, particularly regarding how organizational factors influence financial performance in emerging markets.

Dr. Filip has published 31 scholarly works with an h-index of 3 in both Scopus and Web of Science, reflecting his contributions to finance research. His work has earned a total ministerial score of 709 in Poland's academic evaluation system, with a Total SNIP of 3.775 indicating substantial impact within his field.

As an active educator, Dr. Filip maintains regular consultation hours for students on Fridays from 8:15-9:45 in room 411, following prior email contact. His ongoing research continues to provide valuable insights into financial market dynamics in emerging European economies, with potential implications for regulatory frameworks, investment strategies, and financial institution management.