Jacek Adamek

Prof. Jacek Adamek is a Professor at the Department of Finance and Accounting at Wrocław University of Economics' Jelenia Góra Branch. His research focuses on FinTech innovations, Islamic finance, digital banking adoption, microfinance, and cultural determinants of accounting systems. He has conducted extensive studies on mobile banking adoption barriers in Poland, generational differences in risk perception toward digital services, and the ethical dimensions of financial products in Islamic contexts. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analyses of financial inclusion challenges and entrepreneurship trends across Poland and Central Europe.

Key research themes include:

• FinTech adoption factors in emerging markets
• Sharia-compliant financial instruments
• Non-financial reporting imperfections
• Historical development of accounting systems in non-Western contexts
• Microfinance interest rate dynamics

Notable contributions include comparative studies on Polish and Czech student entrepreneurship intentions, empirical analyses of pandemic impacts on digital banking usage, and critical examinations of Halal certification systems' sustainability implications. His work frequently addresses socio-cultural influences on financial behaviors and institutional frameworks.

Prof. Adamek's publication trends show strong focus on:

• Technology adoption patterns in financial services
• Cross-cultural financial practices
• Ethical dimensions of accounting systems
• Institutional support for SMEs

He has advised multiple studies on credit guarantee institutions and maintains active research collaborations in Islamic finance and FinTech innovation domains.