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EBOR: Polska ma ogromny problem.

Dlaczego Polska przegrywa wyścig we wdrażaniu sztucznej inteligencji? Kto zyska na zielonej transformacji, a kto straci? I dlaczego bez silnego rynku kapitałowego nie sfinansujemy zmian?

The economy can grow quickly, yet be fragile

Pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, energy crisis, and on top of that, the AI revolution and stringent ESG requirements. Does that sound like the economic landscape of recent years in a nutshell?

Will AI reduce inflation? Economist points to a new trend in the economy

Rising energy costs, more expensive financing for the “brown” sectors, a greater role of AI and new criteria for assessing customers by banks — according to Jakub Borowski, chief economist at Credit Agricole, the green transformation is already changing the Polish economy.

Economist: These three forces will change the Polish economy

Sustainability has ceased to be a buzzword and has become one of the most important strategic challenges for companies, banks and the economy as a whole.

Growth is no longer enough. The economy enters the era of costs that come back

For years, one thing mattered: the rate of growth. Today, the key question is — at what cost the economy is growing and whether this growth can be sustained.

The energy transition is cheaper electricity and a safer country, not just EU regulations

Climate change, the AI revolution and relentless demographic trends — these are the challenges that will reshape the Polish economy in the coming years.

Economist PKO BP points out 4 megatrends. “Big changes are coming”

Energy transformation, an ageing society, security (including information) and the rapid development of AI — this is a mix that will define the coming years in Poland.

This is how a world without rules is created. Economist: We buy cheaper, and then we are surprised

Sustainability sounds like the slogan from the conference, but in practice it's about something simpler: decency.

AI, fragmentation of the world, arms race - here are the megatrends that will change business

The biggest megatrend is AI - it has not yet made a revolution in Poland, but it is gradually priming business models, the labor market and politics.

A bitter diagnosis for Polish business. Low margins and lack of people, transformation recedes into the background.

Polish SMEs operate on low margins and often do not have the people or capital to translate the big slogans of transformation into concrete decisions within the company.

The Polish Economy in 2035: How to Survive the Great Remodeling

Is the world we used to know going down the drain? In the latest episode of the series of conversations with economists, we analyze four forces that will redefine Polish business and society over the next decade.

Transformation under a magnifying glass: Is ESG “tightening the screw” on European industry?

We invite you to read the next installment of the series of conversations of the editors of Bankier.pl and POLSIF...

Marcin Mazurek, chief economist of mBank S.A. on what will really shape the Polish economy in the coming time

The last day of the year is the perfect moment to look into the future and start a conversation about what will really shape the Polish economy in the coming time.