Monika Klimontowicz

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University of Economics in Katowice

Poland

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Monika Klimontowicz is an Associate Professor at the University of Economics in Katowice, Poland. Her research primarily focuses on the intersections of Artificial Intelligence, FinTech, and sustainable development, as evidenced by her recent publications. These include investigations into the residents' perspectives on Katowice as a European City of Science and the impacts of intellectual capital on banks' performance. She is also actively exploring the role of FinTechs in achieving sustainable development goals.

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Intangible assets as a source of banks' competitive advantage

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Joanna Błach

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University of Economics in Katowice

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Anna Losa-Jonczyk

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University of Economics in Katowice

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Magdalena Jaciow

University of Economics in Katowice

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Artur Strzelecki

Associate Professor

University of Economics in Katowice

POLAND

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Residents' needs and perspectives on the European City of science: A study of Katowice

COIL method in economic higher education – the stakeholders’ perspective

How can “Katowice as European City of Science” change Silesia region: Recognising perspectives of private companies

Artificial Intelligence in Banking : The Evidence from Poland

FinTechs’ role in SDGs achievement - a systematic review of scientific research

COIL Method in Economic Higher Education: The Stakeholders’ Perspective

FinTechs Contribution to Sustainable Development

Payment Features and Incentives as Drivers for Non-Cash Payments Usage – the Evidence from Poland

The contribution of intellectual capital to banks' competitive and financial performance: The evidence from Poland

The Determinants of PayTech’s Success in the Mobile Payment Market—The Case of BLIK

Banks’ Energy Behavior: Impacts of the Disparity in the Quality and Quantity of the Disclosures

Collaborators (4)

Joanna Błach

Anna Losa-Jonczyk

Magdalena Jaciow

Artur Strzelecki

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