Łukasz Kuryłowicz is an economist and researcher at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics, affiliated with the Institute of Risk and Financial Markets and the Department of Risk and Insurance. He has also been professionally associated with the insurance market for many years, which enables him to combine academic research with practical industry experience. His research focuses on insurance economics, risk management, market equilibrium, information asymmetry, sustainable finance, and the role of insurance in addressing environmental and climate-related challenges. His work examines both the traditional risk-transfer function of insurance and its broader economic, behavioural, informational, and institutional effects. His current research interests include green insurance, ESG integration in insurance markets, climate resilience, digitalisation, cyber risk, adverse selection, moral hazard, and innovation in insurance products and distribution. He is involved in academic teaching, research projects, scientific publishing, and international cooperation within the insurance research community. His publications and ongoing studies combine theoretical insurance economics with analyses of contemporary regulatory, technological, and sustainability-related developments.