Dominik is a partner in Oliver Wyman’s Banking and Financial Services practice, based in Frankfurt. He advises major financial institutions, central banks, supervisors, and public-sector organizations on strategy, governance, financial resource management, risk management, and transformation.
His career has included work at the intersection of financial services, public policy, and regulation. In 2011, he spent a year on secondment with the World Economic Forum in Geneva and New York, where he led work on the benefits and risks of financial innovation following the global financial crisis.
He later supported the creation of the Single Supervisory Mechanism and contributed to the European Central Bank’s 2014 Comprehensive Assessment of euro-area banks. These experiences gave him a close view of how financial institutions and regulators respond to periods of structural change.
Sustainability is ultimately about responsibility. The business case matters because it helps leaders act, but the deeper reason is simple: we need to preserve the world for the generations that follow
More recently, Dominik has focused on how digitalization, climate, and sustainability are reshaping financial services. He helps clients set strategic priorities, engage stakeholders, and design organizations that are better prepared for long-term change.
Alongside his client work, Dominik is active in Oliver Wyman’s inclusion agenda and serves as executive sponsor of GLOW, the firm’s LGBTQ+ network.
Outside of work, he enjoys art, travel, music, and playing the cello.