Tomasz Regucki Ph.D.

Financial markets lawyer and academic specializing in issues at the intersection of law, economics, and finance. He holds several advanced degrees, including an LL.M. from Harvard Law School and a Ph.D. in Law from Jagiellonian University. His professional experience spans across leading public and private institutions, including the European Central Bank and one of Poland’s largest financial entities.

Obszary badawcze

His research focuses on the legal and economic dimensions of financial markets, financial instruments, and corporate law, with particular emphasis on the empirical analysis of legal institutions. In his academic work, he applies an interdisciplinary and empirical approach to the study of regulatory and corporate structures. He is the author of numerous empirical studies published in both Polish and international academic journals, as well as a monograph on corporate law published by C.H. Beck (2018). He has also participated in international research projects and has been a speaker at academic conferences, professional seminars, and specialized trainings.

Projekty badawcze

He has extensive practical experience across the private, public, and non-profit sectors, advising on a broad range of regulatory frameworks, financial transactions, and complex legal structures. Between 2019 and 2022, he worked at the European Central Bank in legal and supervisory roles related to Euro Area monetary policy operations, financial regulatory compliance, and the prudential supervision of a major European bank, with particular focus on securitisations, credit risk, legal risk, liquidity, and recovery planning.

Currently, he is in the private sector, providing legal services for the Investment Banking Services Legal Team at major Polish bank, advising on high-impact capital markets and investment banking matters, primarily in the area of brokerage office, treasury department as well as own issuances. His expertise covers capital market laws (rules on investor protection – regulatory requirements for banks and investment firms), interest rates and benchmark regulation, financial transactions (including securitisations and bond issuances), capital requirements for banks, and other fields.