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Achieving strategic success through technology spending insights NEW

Case Study Achieving strategic success through technology spending insights Empowering a global fintech leader to navigate and capitalise on technology investment trends Details: Contact us to explore how we can help you Technology related services

Case Study | European Digital Payment Industry Alliance

Investigating the environmental footprint of payment systems

Using Oxford Economics’ new Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) tool to evaluate the carbon emissions of the payment system, and whether digitalisation would reduce environmental impacts.

Case Study | US-China Business Council

Modelling the costs of US-China tariffs

Businesses are increasingly concerned about a possible escalation of US-China trade policy, given their supply-chain dependencies on China. We quantify this risk by simulating higher tariffs leveraging state-of-the-art trade and macro models.

Case Study | Tata Steel

Transitioning towards a clean, green and circular future

Examining the socioeconomic effects of decarbonisation investments in the steel industry and the impact these can have on the national economy.

Case Study | AVSIS

Understanding the importance of a rapid action plan to fight climate change in Italy

Leveraging the Global Climate Service scenarios to evaluate the macroeconomic implication of mitigation policies and global warming

Case Study | Multinational Drinks Company

Bespoke dashboards and agile on-demand economics support

Background Today’s turbulent macroeconomic and consumer environment makes strategy and planning particularly difficult for firms in the business-to-consumer sector. The pandemic, major global conflicts and geopolitical tensions have caused major supply-side disruptions. At the same time, the ever-changing consumer environment, recent unprecedented levels of inflation and the ensuing cost of living crisis have been a...

Case Study | Royal London

Exploring the implications of higher pension contributions

Many households fail to save adequately for retirement. Using in-house models, the study assesses the impact of higher pension contributions on both pension savings and UK economic growth.

Case Study | A global aggregate and building materials provider

Constructing Success by Capitalising on Long-Term Opportunities

Helping a strategy department identify its 10-year growth opportunities

Case Study | Semiconductor Industry Association

A unique policy-driven impact scenario for CHIPS Act

How Oxford Economics engaged the world’s largest chip manufacturers to develop an industry-wide impact assessment of the CHIPS and Sciences Act.

Case Study | Building material manufacturer

Benchmarking Success: Building a Global Market Demand Indicator

Creating a new demand measure to enable a building material manufacturer to gauge its performance.

Case Study | Multinational services company

Quantifying the impact of climate on customers

Leveraging industry-specific climate forecasts to future-proof revenue.

Case Study | Energy UK

Achieving net zero advocacy goals

Highlighting the economic opportunities the energy transition presents and the consequences of not grasping them.

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Charting a course for global growth in the shipping industry

Empowering a leading shipping company to enhance its strategic planning and identify new routes for growth

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Global macroeconomic and risk scenario tool

Enabling a major automotive manufacturer to anticipate and respond effectively to evolving market dynamics across its global operations.

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Risk signal identification, prioritisation and monitoring evaluation model

Despite existing internal risk management processes, a major automotive manufacturer was unprepared for and failed to anticipate and mitigate significant risks and shocks that have significantly affected its operations in recent years, including its sales, supply chain and financing.

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Bespoke automotive sector sales forecasting

Automotive companies face many challenges: regulations, emission controls, litigation, political uncertainty, complex and problematic supply chains and disruptive technology are perhaps among the most pressing.

Case Study | Australian Finance Industry Association

The economic impact of Buy Now Pay Later in Australia

Governments globally are realising the importance of payments and financial services efficiency to economic growth, financial wellbeing and social participation. The Australian Finance Industry Association (AFIA) recognises innovation, competition, market efficiency, economic growth and consumer protection are interrelated and, therefore, must be addressed collectively. An informed understanding of the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) sector...

Case Study | City of Sydney

City of Sydney’s 2022 Business Needs Survey Report

The City of Sydney required an advisor with the capability to develop a high-impact, user-focused report to: The report had to be engaging and highly visual, containing a range of different devices to communicate economic insights to a range of readers. The solution Oxford Economics Australia developed a rich and compelling report to engage and...

Case Study | Leading Australian Law Firm

Expert Witness Report on property market influences and outlook

The repudiation of an existing development agreement resulted in Supreme Court proceedings whereby residential property market forecasts were required to demonstrate the outlook for the Darwin residential market at that time. Separate sale price and rent projections were needed (on an annual basis) for detached house and attached dwellings for the period of 2017-2030. Importantly,...

Case Study | QBE LMI

The Annual Housing Outlook 2022 – the Green Edition

The objective of this work was to reinforce QBE LMI’s position by providing an outlook of housing market performance and stimulate informed discussion about environmental sustainability within the housing market and a state by state performance analysis of housing market prices and rents. The solution The project was approached collaboratively with the QBE LMI project...

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Achieving strategic success through technology spending insights NEW

Investigating the environmental footprint of payment systems

Modelling the costs of US-China tariffs

Transitioning towards a clean, green and circular future

Understanding the importance of a rapid action plan to fight climate change in Italy

Bespoke dashboards and agile on-demand economics support

Exploring the implications of higher pension contributions

Constructing Success by Capitalising on Long-Term Opportunities

A unique policy-driven impact scenario for CHIPS Act

Benchmarking Success: Building a Global Market Demand Indicator

Quantifying the impact of climate on customers

Achieving net zero advocacy goals

Charting a course for global growth in the shipping industry

Global macroeconomic and risk scenario tool

Risk signal identification, prioritisation and monitoring evaluation model

Bespoke automotive sector sales forecasting

The economic impact of Buy Now Pay Later in Australia

City of Sydney’s 2022 Business Needs Survey Report

Expert Witness Report on property market influences and outlook

The Annual Housing Outlook 2022 – the Green Edition

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