Regulatory Economics Associate Consultant

DT Economics LLP; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible/hybrid work

Parental leave

Pension contribution

Performance bonus

Job summary

DT Economics LLP in London is seeking an Associate consultant to join our core team. You will leverage your economic expertise to help clients navigate regulation and competition issues and support strategic decisions.

The role involves conducting in-depth analysis, producing high-quality reports and presentations, collaborating with economists and engineers, and contributing to business development and project delivery.

Qualifications

• Obtained at least a 2:1 degree in economics, finance, maths or related quantitative discipline.

Responsibilities

• conducting in-depth economic and financial analysis to support clients in regulated industries, eg in the context of modelling market trends, forecasting demand, and evaluating the impact of regulatory changes
• summarising research and data to prepare high-quality reports and presentations for senior client stakeholders
• collaborating with cross-functional teams of economists, engineers and industry experts to provide comprehensive solutions
• advising clients on navigating complex issues in the areas of economic regulation, competition and strategy
• participating in regulatory/legal proceedings and supporting the broader team in expert witness cases
• supporting the practice on business and practice development activities

Skills

Economics

Regulatory economics

Quantitative analysis

Report writing

Communication skills

Education

2:1 degree in economics/finance/maths or related quantitative discipline

Job description

DT Economics LLP in London is seeking an Associate consultant to join our core team. You will leverage your economic expertise to help clients navigate regulation and competition issues and support strategic decisions.

The role involves conducting in-depth analysis, producing high-quality reports and presentations, collaborating with economists and engineers, and contributing to business development and project delivery.