Expertise
Finance
We are experts in advising on issues relating to regulatory and competition finance. We utilise expertise from both of our UK and Australian offices to advise firms, investors, regulators and governments on financial economics.
Our regulatory finance practice provides guidance on allowed returns / the cost of capital, asset valuation, financeability assessments, and the design of regulatory and commercial frameworks. Our team also advises on asset-light models and accounting issues, supported by advanced in-house financial modelling and tools that ensures transparency and analytical rigour.
Our Competition Finance practice provides robust, commercially grounded financial analysis in competition matters, including in market studies, competition investigations and with mergers. We support authorities, legal teams, and corporates with profitability analysis, merger impact assessments, and expert input into market studies and investigations. Our dual strength in finance and economics enables us to deliver defensible, insightful advice across complex and contested markets.
Our Project (Infrastructure) Finance practice helps public and private sector clients structure and deliver financially sustainable infrastructure projects. We advise on financing strategy, PPP design, regulatory frameworks, and risk allocation—underpinned by advanced financial modelling and deep sector expertise. Our work spans infrastructure across both developed and emerging markets, supporting projects from early-stage feasibility through to deal execution.
Our work in finance covers a range of sectors across infrastructure – notably across energy, water, transport, telecoms and payment systems.
We have strong relationships with clients that have lasted decades and have worked on regulatory finance, in particular in Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. We have advised on regulatory finance topics in a range of countries, including in Continental Europe (e.g. Belgium, France, Portugal), South America (e.g. Colombia, Peru and Brazil), the Middle East (e.g. Oman and Abu Dhabi) and Asia-Pacific (e.g. Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong).
Our regulatory finance practice provides guidance on allowed returns / the cost of capital, asset valuation, financeability assessments, and the design of regulatory and commercial frameworks. Our team also advises on asset-light models and accounting issues, supported by advanced in-house financial modelling and tools that ensures transparency and analytical rigour.
Our Competition Finance practice provides robust, commercially grounded financial analysis in competition matters, including in market studies, competition investigations and with mergers. We support authorities, legal teams, and corporates with profitability analysis, merger impact assessments, and expert input into market studies and investigations. Our dual strength in finance and economics enables us to deliver defensible, insightful advice across complex and contested markets.
Our Project (Infrastructure) Finance practice helps public and private sector clients structure and deliver financially sustainable infrastructure projects. We advise on financing strategy, PPP design, regulatory frameworks, and risk allocation—underpinned by advanced financial modelling and deep sector expertise. Our work spans infrastructure across both developed and emerging markets, supporting projects from early-stage feasibility through to deal execution.
Our work in finance covers a range of sectors across infrastructure – notably across energy, water, transport, telecoms and payment systems.
We have strong relationships with clients that have lasted decades and have worked on regulatory finance, in particular in Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. We have advised on regulatory finance topics in a range of countries, including in Continental Europe (e.g. Belgium, France, Portugal), South America (e.g. Colombia, Peru and Brazil), the Middle East (e.g. Oman and Abu Dhabi) and Asia-Pacific (e.g. Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong).