Ryan Tuttle

Ryan Tuttle Senior Consultant

chicago

English

About Ryan

Ryan has been a major voice in consumer finance at Euromonitor for over five years, helping to oversee global research and working with analysts around the world. He also works with reports and publication to streamline the processes behind country reports, passport publications, and blog content.

Expertise

Ryan‘s expertise sits in payments and the broader consumer finance landscape. He advises clients on such trends as Buy Now Pay Later, open banking, contactless payments, and APIs. Ryan also has experience exploring foodservice payments and other innovations in payment. Ryan previously worked on home and tech research, focused on the US, before transitioning to a role on the global consumer finance team. He has experience in US research for several industries as well as commissioning work with both Mexico and Canada.

Related to Payments and Lending

Article

The Rise of Chinese Brands is Reshaping Southeast Asia’s Consumer Landscape

10 Jul 25

Chinese companies are rapidly gaining ground in Southeast Asia, particularly in categories where they hold clear competitive advantages, such as electric vehicles, consumer electronics and home appliances. More recently, Chinese consumer goods brands have expanded their footprint, reflecting a broader push into lifestyle and daily-use categories; however, their success is not uniform.

Tim Chuah

Tim Chuah

Article

Cute Economy: PopMart and Squishmallows Are Big with Kidults

4 Jul 25

Traditional toy sales remain strong amid economic uncertainty, driven by adult consumers or “kidults” seeking nostalgia, comfort, and self-expression. As demographics shift, kidults are reshaping the toy industry, turning play into a meaningful, collectible experience.

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Loo Wee Teck

Webinar

The Business of Uncertainty: Impact of Trump Policies Across Industries

17 Jun 25 | UTC: 12:00 AM

What’s the potential impact of Trump’s policies across industries and economies? Stream this webinar to examine four major concerns right now: tariffs, migration, deregulation and consumer demand.

Euromonitor International

Euromonitor International