Rafael Mazer serves as the Director at Fair Finance Consulting LLC, where he leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in consumer protection and evidence-based policymaking to address the pressing challenges faced by consumers in the digital financial landscape. His role is pivotal in guiding...
Rafael Mazer serves as the Director at Fair Finance Consulting LLC, where he leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in consumer protection and evidence-based policymaking to address the pressing challenges faced by consumers in the digital financial landscape. His role is pivotal in guiding governments, NGOs, and civil society organizations across nearly 20 countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America as they navigate the complexities of digital finance risks. Rafael’s expertise in behavioral science and policy analysis enables him to identify systemic issues such as high-cost consumer lending, financial fraud, and the implications of consumer data rights, particularly in the context of the growing influence of big tech companies.
At Fair Finance Consulting, Rafael spearheads key projects that aim to enhance consumer protection frameworks and promote fair competition in financial services. His work involves conducting rigorous research design and policy analysis to develop actionable recommendations that empower policymakers to implement effective regulations. He is particularly focused on the intersection of international development and microfinance, ensuring that vulnerable populations are safeguarded against exploitative practices. Rafael’s commitment to consumer rights is complemented by his adeptness in program management, allowing him to effectively coordinate initiatives that drive meaningful change.
Through his strategic insights and collaborative approach, Rafael Mazer continues to be a leading voice in the discourse on consumer protection in the digital age, advocating for policies that prioritize the welfare of consumers while fostering a competitive and equitable financial ecosystem. His work not only addresses immediate consumer risks but also lays the groundwork for sustainable financial practices that can benefit communities worldwide.
