Portrait of Tyler Lawson Burke

Tyler Lawson Burke Analyst

Tyler is a member of Oxera’s Regulation & Market Design, Financial Services, and Energy teams, as well as its Climate Economics Group. He uses economics and analytical tools to provide solutions to a range of client issues, and has worked on projects spanning impact and market assessments, market design and commercial strategy. He has undertaken analysis and research quantifying the impact of policies and services in a range of sectors, including aviation, rail and financial services, and has supported clients in the context of a changing regulatory landscape.

Before joining Oxera, Tyler graduated with an MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science, where he specialised in industrial organisation. He has previous experience through a mentorship programme at another economics consultancy.

Tyler speaks English.

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7776 6618

Tyler's specialisms include:

Selected
professional experience

  • Assessed the impact of the commission ban on retail investment products in the UK as part of a broader examination of commission-based remuneration systems in Europe (2023)

  • Conducted a comprehensive review into the regulatory precedent for airport volume forecasting (2023)

  • Provided strategic advice to a major airline as part of ongoing potential regulatory appeals (2023)

  • Provided strategic advice and assessed the risk allocation for a major rail provider (2023)

  • Advised and updated Oxera’s internal climate carbon modelling (2023)

  • Provided strategic advice to a major international card scheme on a wide range of economic issues in the context of ongoing regulatory developments (2022–23)

Qualifications

  • MSc Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK

  • BSc Economics, University of Bristol, UK

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Depiction of Improving consumer engagement with financial services (and why banning commissions might be a bad idea)

Improving consumer engagement with financial services (and why banning commissions might be a bad idea)

The remuneration of financial intermediaries has been the subject of debate across Europe for several years. In its recently published Retail Investment Strategy (RIS), the European Commission has proposed to…

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