POLAND Trends and Developments
Trends and Developments Contributed by: Michał Mostowik, Karol Juraszczyk, Kamila Mróz and Jakub Lach Deloitte Legal, Gizicki i Wspólnicy sp.k.
Deloitte Legal, Gizicki i Wspólnicy sp.k. has been operating for 18 years and has approxi - mately 100 lawyers. It specialises in providing regulatory advisory services to the financial, fintech and newtech sectors. These regulatory advisory services cover financial and fintech regulations, AI governance, cybersecurity regu - lations, consumer protection, data privacy and IP/IT. The dedicated fintech team contributes to the firm’s strong market recognition. Its strategy integrates a multidisciplinary approach, har - nessing the firm’s capabilities to provide tailored solutions. It addresses business challenges comprehensively, offering a one-stop shop for
clients. Synchronisation across legal, business strategy, technology, risk, data governance, AI, cybersecurity, tax and accounting teams gives it a competitive edge. Its services cover legal and regulatory advisory matters across various sec - tors, handling regulations such as banking and insurance laws, PSD2, AML, DORA, outsourc - ing, consumer protection, the GDPR and MiFID. It also tackles issues like cloud computing, e/m- commerce, digital transformation, biometrics, cybersecurity and AI. Its client portfolio includes banks, providers of financial infrastructure, pay - ment institutions and technology companies.
Authors
Michał Mostowik is the leader of Deloitte Legal’s fintech and technology practice in Poland. He is an attorney with strong expertise in digital finance, AI and data regulations,
Karol Juraszczyk is an attorney and managing associate at Deloitte Legal. He specialises in financial market regulations, focusing on payment services, banking law, AML and data
cybersecurity and technology law. With over a decade of experience, he advises top banks, acquirers, infrastructure providers and technology companies. He supports clients on AI Act, DORA, PSD2, AML, the GDPR and open banking, as well as on tech M&A and regulatory compliance. He has advised the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs on local transposition of the AI Act. He has also contributed to legislative efforts and assisted clients in proceedings before regulatory bodies (including the KNF and the NBP).
protection. He represents clients before the KNF and advises on legal aspects of new technologies, cybersecurity and outsourcing. With a background in legal and compliance roles in brokerage houses and payment institutions, he has also over six years of experience at a top Polish law firm. His expertise includes due diligence, post- transactional integrations and ensuring compliance with PSD2 and the GDPR.
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