Ilya is a partner in Oliver Wyman’s Banking and Financial Services practice and leads Climate Risk and Sustainable Finance across the Americas.
He advises financial institutions on climate risk, scenario analysis, net-zero strategy, and target setting.
His work spans both private- and public-sector organizations. Ilya has supported climate-related initiatives with the World Economic Forum, the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, and the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. He is also a Visiting Scholar at the International Monetary Fund, where his work focuses on integrating climate risk into financial sector stability assessments.
Climate risk is becoming part of core financial decision-making. The challenge is to translate long-term uncertainty into practical choices on strategy, capital, risk, and portfolio positioning today
Ilya has also led Oliver Wyman’s work with S&P Global on the development of Climate Credit Analytics, a solution designed to assess climate-related risks across corporate exposures.
He is a frequent speaker and author on climate risk, net zero, political risk, stress testing, and risk identification.
Ilya studied at the London School of Economics and Sciences Po and holds a bachelor’s degree in applied physics, with a minor in electrical engineering, from Columbia University.