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Rick Oxenhandler

Partner at Oliver Wyman

Rick Oxenhandler is a Partner at Oliver Wyman, a global management consulting firm. He was promoted to partner effective January 1, 2020, as part of a group of 36 new partners announced by the firm.15 Oxenhandler is based in the New York office and specializes in retail and business banking.14

With a focus on payments and banking, Oxenhandler helps clients shape corporate strategy, improve customer experience, and optimize operations.14 He joined Oliver Wyman in 2012 and holds a BS in economics, finance, and marketing from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.14

Oxenhandler is known for his expertise in the payments industry, having worked with banks, infrastructure players, and merchants.2 He has been involved in various industry events and studies, including presenting at PAYMENTS 2018 and contributing to the "Voice of the Merchant" study in collaboration with the Merchant Advisory Group (MAG).23

As an innovator with two decades of experience in the digital revolution, Oxenhandler has worked with a wide range of organizations, from startups to large global corporations, serving as a senior executive, advisor, and board member.2

Highlights

Aug 23 · linkedin

Join Oliver Wyman at the MAG Payments Conference in Orlando, Florida from September 16-19, 2024! At this year's conference, we will be launching our latest "2024 Voice of the Merchant Study" featuring Rick Oxenhandler, who will present insights on the merchant payments ecosystem > https://owy.mn/3YVSVFF

#payments #industryinsights #merchants

Oct 27 · linkedin

I had the pleasure of attending Money20/20 with Josh Gilbert, Davin Chow, Jason Zaler, Stephen Kiene, and Emma Stall and here are our key takeaways from this edition:  

  1. AI is front and center – dozens of sessions and product demos covered the impact that GenAI and other new AI/ML tools will have on different areas of banking and payments (e.g., fraud, marketing, financial advice, software coding), although we generally expect these new tools to provide a wide range of incremental benefits without being immediately transformative

  2. Federal regulation is also top of mind – regulatory oversight and rulemaking were prominent topics, with special focus on evolving regulation of fintechs as well as digital assets (along with some anticipatory discussion of the FRB’s new proposed update to the debit interchange cap)

  3. Future business models for real-time payments are an open question – banks and service providers are clearly still exploring how to monetize and deploy RTP services (and manage the associated risk), with many open questions about how it will scale and who will win

  4. Spotlight on emerging-market business models – several sessions highlighted business models and tech platforms growing out of emerging markets in Africa, LATAM, and India that are successfully scaling across diverse, underserved geos

  5. Limited mention of the early 2023 banking turmoil – the overall sense was that attendees and the market have moved on from the banking disruption of the first half

  6. Investor enthusiasm is returning… cautiously – while we’re nowhere near the heyday of 2021, our perception is that financial and strategic investors are still enthusiastic about opportunities in payments, although scrutiny remains high

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