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What part can Behavioural Economics play in helping financial services address the climate crisis?

The UK has a productivity problem. Since the financial crisis, GDP per head has grown at roughly 0.6% per year. Had long-run growth trends continued, the country would be approximately 30% richer today. The consequences are visible everywhere: stretched public services, stagnant living standards and a sense of economic drift.

Civil legal aid work is loss-making for most providers, according to Frontier’s new in-depth study for the Law Society. Frontier conducted research assessing the sustainability of civil legal aid in England & Wales, working with family and housing legal providers across the market to understand their operating model and financial situation.

Harry advises our clients across a host of topics in the Energy, Transport and Financial Services sectors.

Since joining the firm in 2023, Antonio has worked on a variety of projects across competition, energy, and financial services.

Frontier is part of a team of researchers launching a major new study into the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on early education and care services across England.

As we start the year, it’s a good time to reflect on how the regulatory landscape has changed in retail financial services over the last 12 months.