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Frontier has actively engaged with these CMA consultations, including its ongoing consultation on merger efficiencies.
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Our report, co-authored with Clarivate, highlights where the UK already has an edge.
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Merger Benefits Unit
Meet our new multidisciplinary team focused on developing, assessing and substantiating merger benefits cases.
Revealed: payment scam policies proven to reduce fraud
Our independent evaluation shows the UK's Authorised Push Payment policies benefit consumer protection and fraud loss
North Sea oil & gas production: the trade-offs
Our two new independent reports take a closer look at the many factors around this complex issue
The UK’s AI regulation opportunity
Frontier Chair Sharon White examines how the UK can set a 'third way' with AI regulation, helping to unlock innovation...
Frontier Economics
We go beyond the numbers to find out what’s really going on...
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Energy | Public Policy
France 2030: understanding the territorial anchoring of future investment
Frontier Economics contributed, alongside Dr Eugénie Dugoua, Mensia Conseil and Vertone, to the evaluation of the territorial impacts of the France 2030 programme.
Public Policy
Create Growth Programme strengthens foundations for creative businesses
The Towns Fund is helping regeneration on England’s high streets
Governments
Competition
Meet the Senior Advisory Council behind Frontier's new Merger Benefits Unit
European Commission proposes major shift in how merger benefits are assessed
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