Oxera opens new Berlin office with keynote speech from Andreas Mundt, President of the Bundeskartellamt

Oxera celebrated the opening of its new office in Berlin with a discussion panel of experts to review economics in competition law and regulation. Follow the links below for: full details of the event a summary of the discussion the expert speaker profiles Read More

Oxera analysis confirms the Port of Dover’s contribution to UK and European economy

The results of a new economic impact survey conducted by Oxera for the Port of Dover suggest that the Port of Dover is a national asset—and crucial to the performance of the Kent economy. The head of Oxera’s Transport team Andrew Meaney, said: “Following a robust economic analysis, it is plain to see the Port of Dover is a vital cog in the UK economy and European logistics chain. It already adds significant value and, given the right powers, can add so much more.  Without it, the UK would be less competitive and the cost to industry would be substantial.” The full release is available on the Port of Dover’s website. Read More

Is market data provided by trading venues too expensive? Would imposing price controls be expected to benefit the real economy?

New economic analysis by Oxera tackles these challenging questions. The results of the analysis question the need for regulation Read More

Oxera’s work for Centrepoint featured in the Guardian

Many people want to give to charity, particularly at Christmas – and research shows their donations have a wider impact than they might expect. Oxera research conducted for the charity Centrepoint, which supports homeless young people, shows that the good work it does benefits more than just the young people: it also saves public money.  Read More

Oxera assesses the draft Contracts-for-Difference strike prices and contract terms

Oxera’s assessment of the impact of the proposed Contracts-for-Difference (CfDs) strike prices and contract terms has been published today.   Read More

Oxera’s independent analysis of the proposed Quality Contracts Scheme in Tyne and Wear submitted to Nexus

The consultation on a proposed Quality Contracts Scheme (QCS) in Tyne and Wear closes today (November 22nd). A QCS would change the way in which bus services are delivered in the region and would be the first example of its type in Great Britain. Therefore, the outcome of the consultation process will have significant implications for bus passengers, bus operators and council taxpayers in the North East. Read More

Oxera’s submission on the proposed reform of the Highways Agency published by the Transport Select Committee

Oxera was delighted to take the opportunity to respond to the Transport Select Committee’s call for written evidence to the inquiry into the strategic road network (SRN). Read More

Impact of Centrepoint’s intervention for homeless young people

On October 29th a report by Oxera was published on the cost benefit analysis of the interventions by Centrepoint, one of the largest charities addressing youth homelessness in the UK. This report is being published by ProBono Economics and is a part of Oxera's pro bono portfolio. Read More

Oxera expands further into Europe with a new office in Berlin and senior hires in Brussels, and reveals extensive rebrand

Leading economics consultancy, Oxera, is expanding its European presence with the launch of a new office in Berlin and additions to its senior team in Brussels. The announcement comes as Oxera also reveals a corporate rebranding, undertaken to reflect and keep pace with the company’s continuing growth and its client focus. Read More

Oxera responds to the BIS Consultation on options for reform

In June 2013, BIS launched its consultation on the future of regulatory and competition appeals in the UK. The thrust of the proposals is that substantial changes are needed and, in particular, a streamlining of the appeals process. Read More