Utility regulation and finance: Principles of economic regulation
Over the course of more than 40 years, Oxera has developed and run training courses to help companies, regulators, investors, policymakers and lawyers to develop their knowledge of economic regulation and understand the key building blocks of a price review.
The decisions that economic regulators make shape the revenues that companies can earn, expectations around company performance and the scope to generate returns for shareholders. For regulators and policymakers, getting economic regulation is critical to protecting consumers, ensuring the right outcomes are delivered and securing value for money. For companies, and their investors and legal advisers, economic regulation can be a key value driver for the business.
This course will cover the following:
- Why infrastructure networks are subject to economic regulation
- How economic regulators set price caps for regulated companies
- How efficient costs are determined
- How the cost of capital is calculated
- How regulators monitor and incentivise delivery
- What this all means for regulated industries
Regardless of which side of the table you sit on, a strong understanding of the theory and practice of economic regulation can help you to make a positive difference for your organisation and for society.
Whether you are directly involved in developing regulatory submissions or simply interested in gaining a better understanding of how regulation affects your organisation, you will come away from this course with a comprehensive grounding in the principles of economic regulation and how it is applied in practice.
Our course leaders enjoy sharing their expertise, underpinning their teaching with examples from their experience and case studies to bring the technical concepts to life.
The course will run over 2.5 non-residential days at Bankside Hotel in London. There will be informal drinks at the end of the first day and then delegates are invited to join Oxera for a course dinner on the second evening. Further information about this will be communicated, including information regarding a preferential booking rate at the hotel, once your registration has been received.
For more information, view the course brochure here.
The course fees are as follows:
(all include access to the end of day drinks on 16 October and the course dinner on 17 October)
Full registration fee | £3200 + VAT |
Early Bird registration – before Friday 20 September 2024 Course code: EB10 | £2880 + VAT |
Multi booking – two delegates from the same company (price per person) Course code: MB20 | £2560 + VAT |
Multi booking – three or more delegates from the same company (price per person) Course code: MB30 | £2240 + VAT |
Please note all delegate multi-bookings must be submitted at the same time. If you need any assistance with registering your delegates, please contact [email protected].
This event is being run by Oxera Consulting LLP (‘Oxera’). Oxera will act as the sole data controller and will store and use your data in accordance with our privacy policy. If you have any questions contact [email protected].