Cunliffe review: what's next for water

Read our new series of papers, where we share our initial thoughts on the future regulation of the sector

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The increase in demand for GP services

NHS plans to increase GP numbers alone will not sufficiently close this gap, unless supplemented by other trained staff

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The safer bet for UK gambling

Regulators are facing the challenge of keeping players safe against the changing tide of black market gambling.

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Tracking net zero financing in the UK economy

Discover our methodology for UK LCF which tests how private and public sector investment can be tracked for climate-related activities.

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The impact of digitisation on trade: WTO Public Forum 2019

Frontier Economics hosted a discussion at the WTO Public Forum on the digitisation of trade.

New Brexit bulletin discusses the UK government’s aspirations, and significant difficulties of putting them into practice

Evaluating the impact of export promotion activities on firm outcomes

Frontier’s study, commissioned by the Department for Business & Trade (DBT), provides insights into the potential benefits of export promotion initiatives for the UK economy.

Paula Papp

Paula leads our financial services work in Iberia.

Notice the difference: the impact of intervention on insurance renewals

The FCA is currently considering new rules that would constrain these price increases.

‘New ministry, same questions?’ New Frontier Brexit bulletin

Scaling with Purpose: Measuring SEI’s Impact on Ireland’s Social Enterprise Sector

Frontier Economics has collaborated with Social Entrepreneurs Ireland (SEI)—a driver of social change—to help it better understand and evidence its impact.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - its impact on UK competitiveness and carbon pricing

In December 2023, the UK government announced plans to implement a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) by 2027. Frontier was appointed by the Commission for Carbon Competitiveness, a cross-party and cross-industry group, to examine the impact on UK government revenue of the imposition of a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to reflect the carbon emissions-intensity of imports.