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Analysing the impact of AI interventions in government

Growth in the capabilities of AI technologies has led to increased interest in the use of AI in Government.

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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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Je t’aime, moi non plus? New Frontier bulletin explores the economic impact of adding “Frexit” to Brexit

Open Banking: connecting retail and banking data

With the evolving financial technology landscape, Open Banking offers new and innovative ways for businesses to engage with their customers. Learn how Frontier was approached by a client in the retail sector looking to harness the power of Open Banking.

Brexit & Australia

The Frontier chairman spoke about how Brexit came to pass and the decisions made by the British Government along the way.

MoneyLIVE Retail Banking Summit 2018: Frontier discusses the impact of Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) on the future of retail banking.

A financial review of early years childcare in Ireland

Frontier was commissioned by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY), Ireland to undertake an independent financial review on the financial sustainability and viability of “sessional only” early learning and care (ELC) services, to inform future developments related to the Department’s programme to deliver free ELC.

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Assessing the EdTech market in England

The EdTech market includes the provision of digital and digitally enabled products and services to support the day-to-day management of primary and secondary schools, teaching planning, parent engagement and the learning experience of pupils. We classified the Edtech market in seven segments: class aid and educator support, digital learning product or content, hardware and devices, resources for parents or pupils, school management, special educational needs and disability (SEND) resources and pastoral services.

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