Economics and investment strategy

Whatever outcomes you are seeking to achieve, our team of economists, modellers and business case experts help you make robust, evidence-based decisions.

By combining deep economics expertise, industry knowledge and a structured decision-making approach, we can help you understand the potential impacts, benefits and return on investment from your decisions – helping you drive effective change.

Working together

We show you how different strategic choices are likely to play out and quantify the costs, benefits and risks associated with each option. We explore multiple future scenarios, so you clearly understand how changes in supply and demand may impact your decision, and where potential further opportunities may lie.

Our sector knowledge makes strategic analysis faster, richer and more relevant. Our team have used this knowledge to accurately model how to allocate critical medical equipment during the Covid-19 pandemic and have explored the future workforce needs of a police force.

We deliver high profile work that has directly impacted government policy. We often respond to the latest political events and trends. Our experience extends from government bodies to small businesses getting started with formal business planning.

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Economics

We apply economic principles and analysis to support you to develop policy and strategic decisions, understanding the potential impacts on the people you serve.

Investment strategy

We combine strategy, economics and financial expertise to help secure investments in public sector infrastructure and technology.

Modelling

Our team of modelling experts help you to make the most of the data available for their most high profile and critical decisions.

Energy market and utility advisory

We work with you to anticipate the future, champion innovation, and unlock new potential in energy and utilities markets.

Utility mergers and acquisitions

Optimise value through market, commercial, and regulatory due diligence.

Expert views

The pandemic has accelerated a number of trends in the delivery of healthcare, which now need to be supported by appropriate infrastructure. It has taught us that we can – and should - work differently to deliver healthcare, and exposed the need for some fundamental changes to hospital infrastructure going forward.”

Stephen Farrington-Bell Economics and new hospitals

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So, how can government departments better understand how their spend achieves outcomes to make informed choices on their approach and prove their impact to the Treasury?”

Tina Salih Sustainability, government, and public sector

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