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Payment Systems Regulator investigates competition in card acquiring services

Paying the full WACC? New Frontier analysis of Brexit and the cost of capital

Scoping the feasibility of impact evaluation of Bloody Good Employers

Frontier is delighted to support Bloody Good Period (BGP) on a pro bono basis with a feasibility study for an impact evaluation of their Bloody Good Employers (BGE) program.

Assessing the implications of zonal pricing for support payments in the GB electricity market

As part of its ongoing REMA programme, DESNZ is considering the introduction of a zonal wholesale electricity market in Great Britain (GB). The implications of this change would be significant so this topic continues to spark debate across the GB energy industry. We have highlighted previously the need for any assessment of zonal pricing to balance any of the claimed efficiency benefits against potential wider system implications – in particular investor risk and the cost of capital.

Royal Institute of British Architects launches report into Brexit impacts

The UK Financial Conduct Authority to look at issues of persistent debt with overdrafts as well as fundamental reform of unplanned overdrafts

Childcare providers face financial challenges from lockdown

It is the first week back to school for many children across England. But, what about children under school-age?

Brexit pathways: new Frontier compendium explores the challenges facing the UK and EU27 as formal negotiations get underway