Jana Kotlebová

Jana Kotlebová is an Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Banking and International Finance at Bratislava University of Economics and Business (Faculty of Economics and Finance). Her research focuses on monetary policy transmission mechanisms, financial markets analysis, and international banking systems. She leads key academic initiatives including the Rotman Trading Competition partnership and oversees sections for publishing, pedagogy, and scientific projects.

Research interests include unconventional monetary policies, financial fragmentation in the Eurozone, and the impact of central bank measures on banking sectors. Her work spans econometric analysis of market anomalies (e.g., turn-of-the-month effects), liquidity dynamics under ECB programs, and policy implications for emerging economies.

Recent studies address post-pandemic economic recovery through financial innovation and digitalization, energy security challenges, and the role of growth poles in Eurozone integration. She has led multiple national research grants (VEGA/APVV projects) and international collaborations with institutions like the European Central Bank and Deutsche Bundesbank.

Teaching responsibilities include monetary theory, international finance, and financial innovation courses. She coordinates the Department's strategic partnerships with global universities and organizations, fostering student participation in prestigious trading competitions.