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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Ensuring fairness between generations when setting climate change policy

One of the considerations that is necessary to achieve a just transition to net zero is ensuring that policies are ‘fair’ between current and future generations.

Adapting to fast-changing markets and technological innovations

Our latest newsletter looks at the challenges regulators face in adapting to fast-changing markets and technological innovations.

FCA looks to innovate to simplify regulatory reporting requirements

Informing climate policy for 2030

The European Industry Association, Business Europe, asked Frontier Economics to help them find a common position in relation to the Commission’s Green Book on Energy and Climate Policy for 2030.

FCA publishes rules to better facilitate current account service quality comparisons

FCA confirms further work on personal current accounts and review of high cost short term credit price cap

US or them? The economics of a free trade agreement between the UK and the USA

The possibility of a UK-US free trade agreement makes regular headlines.

The decline of cash

Cash use has been in significant decline in the UK over the past decade, and today fewer than 1 in every 5 payments are made in cash.