Portrait of Jessie Davidson

Jessie Davidson Analyst

Jessie is a member of Oxera’s Regulation & Market Design, Financial Services and Transport teams, and its Climate Economics Group. She uses economics and analytical tools to provide solutions to a range of client issues, and has worked on projects spanning impact assessments, commercial disputes and commercial strategy. She has undertaken analysis estimating the impact of policies in a range of sectors, including in aviation, rail transport and decarbonisation, and supported clients in the context of a changing regulatory landscape. Before joining Oxera, Jessie graduated with an MSc in Economics from the University of Warwick, where she specialised in applied microeconomics. She then worked as a research assistant in health and environmental economics.

Jessie speaks English.

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7776 6613

Jessie's specialisms include:

Selected
professional experience

  • Assessed the environmental impacts of a modal shift from air to rail transport for an international airport group (2021–22)

  • Assessed, through quantitative modelling, the impact on trade of a new railway being built for an international rail client (2021–22)

  • Advised a gas company on its pricing practices in light of recent FCA regulations (2021–22)

  • Assessed a range of market design options for including negative emissions in the UK emissions trading scheme for a GB power generation company (2021)

  • Assessed the impact of COVID-19 on passenger numbers and the wider economy for an international airport group (2021)

  • Advised a UK-based bank on its conduct risk monitoring metrics, and provided a conduct risk regulatory framework (2021)

Qualifications

  • MSc Economics, University of Warwick, UK

  • BA (Hons) English Literature and Management, University of Cambridge, UK

Latest Insights:  Jessie Davidson

Events

Berlin Discussion Forum

Transition from Gas Markets to Hydrogen Markets Over the summer, the transition to hydrogen has gained further momentum. The direction of travel has become clearer with the approval of the European Commission’s €2bn government funding for thyssenkrupp Steel’s “tkH2Steel” decarbonization project, the EU Delegated Acts on Renewable Hydrogen approval in… Read More

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