Tom joined Oxera in 2019, having previously worked as an Intern in 2018 before completing his MSc at Exeter University. During his studies he specialised in microeconomics, industrial organisation and behavioural economics. He is part of Oxera’s Regulation and Market Design team, with a particular focus on the economics of the financial services sector. Tom also has experience in competition-related litigation cases across a range of sectors.
Tom speaks English.
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 253092
Advice and economic analysis of the UK insurance and price comparison market for a major financial services company in the context of a CAT appeal (2020–21)
Economic analysis for a litigation case involving sports data companies (2020–)
Economic analysis of the value of English Law for LegalUK (2021)
Analysis of the regulation of interchange fees in the Chilean payments market (2021)
Advice to two UK water companies on the PR19 CMA appeal (2020–21)
Analysis for Wales and West Utilities on the RIIO-GD2 price control (2020–21)
MSc Economics, University of Exeter, UK
BSc (Hons) Economics, University of Exeter, UK
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Due to high demand, Oxera and UK Finance are running this workshop again. The FCA’s Consumer Duty has now come into force, and the regulator is already taking action under the new regime particularly in relation to ‘fair value assessments’. This interactive workshop will focus on… Read More
