Aleksandra Bańkowska > PwC Legal Zelaznicki sp.k. > Warsaw, Poland > Lawyer Profile

PwC Legal Zelaznicki sp.k.
POLNA 11
00-633 WARSAW
Poland

Work Department

Banking Law

Position

PwC Legal Poland Partner, advocate

Career

Aleksandra has handled regulatory cases concerning structuring banking business in Poland, including but not limited to the establishment of banks, transformation of banks into credit institutions branches, acquisition of bank shares and related proceedings before the Polish Financial Supervision Authority.

Aleksandra’s practice also includes counselling in domestic- and international debt financing transactions. In those transactions, Aleksandra has represented both banks and borrowers.

Aleksandra also has broad experience in bank outsourcing matters, drafting outsourcing contracts and drafting other documents relating to banking operations; she has also experience in proceedings before the Polish Financial Supervision Authority to secure permissions relating to bank outsourcing agreements.

Education

Aleksandra graduated from the Law and Administration Faculty of the University of Warsaw. She studied at, and received a diploma in English law from, Cardiff University as part of Socrates-Erasmus programme. Aleksandra also holds a diploma in English and European Law from the University of Warsaw.

Lawyer Rankings

Poland > Banking and finance

(Leading individuals)

Aleksandra BańkowskaPwC Legal Zelaznicki sp.k.

The banking and finance group at PwC Legal Zelaznicki sp.k. has notable expertise in regulatory mandates, especially regarding the implementation of EU law, and ESG and AML-related matters. The team frequently provides Polish banks and international financial institutions with advice on their operations in Poland. Aleksandra Bańkowska sits at the helm of the practice, and her workload encompasses assistance with establishing banks, transforming banks into branches of credit institutions, M&A transactions involving banks, and proceedings before the Polish Financial Supervision Authority.