Dylan is a partner and Global Head of Oliver Wyman’s Corporate and Transactional Banking practice.
He joined the firm in 2006 and advises global corporate and investment banking businesses on strategy, transformation, and financial resource management.
Dylan's core areas of expertise include capital markets strategy, stress testing and capital planning, capital markets regulation, and the optimization of scarce financial resources.
The strongest response to regulation is strategic, not reactive. The goal is to turn new constraints into sharper choices about capital, business mix, and where to compete
Dylan’s work focuses on helping clients respond to regulatory change and shifting market conditions. He has been closely involved in industry debates on topics including the Volcker Rule, the Supplementary Leverage Ratio, the Net Stable Funding Ratio, and enhanced prudential standards for foreign banking organizations.
He works with senior leaders to assess the implications of regulatory and market change, reshape strategic priorities, restructure businesses, and improve the allocation of capital and other financial resources across the organization.