The client is seeking an Assistant Director for their Economics Advisory team within the Telecoms, Media, and Technology (TMT) sector. This role will involve using a combination of deep sector knowledge and technical skills in economics, econometrics, and quantitative analysis to provide advice on regulation, competition, corporate strategy, and public policy to both private and public sector clients.
The team has ambitious growth plans for the next five years and aims to expand its TMT practice. The Assistant Director will play a critical role in leading projects, developing the team, nurturing existing client relationships, and winning new business opportunities. The work involves addressing high-profile issues within the TMT value chain, such as the impact of artificial intelligence and the future of TV broadcasting.
The team has a history of supporting clients through regulatory proceedings, due diligence for international transactions, competition disputes, and public policy campaigns and consultations.
The ideal candidate will have a strong academic background in economics, business, industrial economics, or econometrics. A solid understanding of economic principles that pertain to regulation, competition, and public policy is essential, along with experience in regulatory finance and econometrics. The candidate should be able to apply economic theory and quantitative analysis to evaluate and influence economic regulations and market interventions, particularly in the TMT sector.
Experience in developing or assessing economic impact assessments and business cases for governmental policy interventions, as well as skills in client relationship management, business development, and sales, are also important for this role.
This permanent position is based in London and offers a competitive salary range of 100,000 to 110,000, along with a car allowance and bonus. The role offers an exciting opportunity for professionals looking to make a significant impact within the client's expanding TMT practice, providing diverse exposure to high-profile and challenging issues in economics advisory within the sector.