Portrait of Wiktor Woszczek

Wiktor Woszczek Consultant

Wiktor is a member of Oxera’s Regulation & Market Design team. He specialises in public policy and impact assessment with a focus on financial services and transport. Wiktor has extensive experience advising a broad range of clients on issues including regulatory reviews, policy design, impact assessment, market studies, and competition litigation.

Prior to joining Oxera in November 2023, he worked at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an economist, conducting cost–benefit analyses of wholesale market policies, and advising FCA senior management on financial stability. Wiktor also worked at Cornerstone Research, where he conducted economic and financial analysis for a range of clients in litigation, international arbitration, and competition cases.

Wiktor speaks English.

Tel: +44 2037 641757

Wiktor's specialisms include:

Selected
professional experience

  • Advising the Department for Culture, Media & Sport on the establishment of the independent football regulator (2024–)

  • Advised a stock exchange operator in the context of a regulatory review into internalisation of orders (2024)

  • Led an impact assessment quantifying the economic footprint of a global health technology company in the UK (2024)

  • Led an analysis of the financial performance and national accounts treatment of train operating companies in the UK (2024)

  • Analysed the economic impact of stamp duty on shares (2024)

  • Analysed the functioning of equity trading markets in the UK for the London Stock Exchange Group (2023–24)

Qualifications

  • BSc (Hons) Economics, University of Warwick, UK

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Depiction of Switching tracks: the regulatory implications of Great British Railways—part 2

Switching tracks: the regulatory implications of Great British Railways—part 2

In this two-part series, we delve into the regulatory implications of rail reform. This reform will bring significant changes to the industry’s structure, including the nationalisation of private passenger train…
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Depiction of Switching tracks: the regulatory implications of Great British Railways—part 1

Switching tracks: the regulatory implications of Great British Railways—part 1

The Labour government's plan to nationalise private passenger train operators and introduce Great British Railways (GBR) marks a significant shift in the management of the rail network in Great Britain.…

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