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Brevia Consulting has supported a wide range of companies operating in the financial sector including private equity, venture capital funds, pension funds, banks, insurance companies, comparison sites, stock markets, fintech firms, and investment consultants.
Our team understands the vital importance for companies in the financial sector to undertake effective stakeholder engagement. Brevia can monitor political developments, help craft effective messages and devise comprehensive stakeholder engagement programmes. We have worked with clients involved in CMA market studies and investigations, and delivered Political Due Diligence to support acquisition and exit activity.
The changing UK landscape, including the exit from the European Union and the breakthrough of disruptive technologies such as blockchain and cryptocurrencies, carries both risk and opportunity for the sector. It will be vital to engage with the Government on the future of regulation to exploit the opportunities that exist and navigate regulatory change.
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What do the NEC results mean for Labour?
Last week, we learned the results of Labour’s 2020 National Executive Committee (NEC) elections. The contest has important implications for the Party, and indeed Keir Starmer, as the NEC oversees overall direction of the Party and its policy making processes.
Coronavirus: Bringing Technology Policy Under the Spotlight
Before the coronavirus crisis, the UK Government was in the process of looking into online harms and formulating legislation to combat them, with the proposed measures designed to be the ‘first of their kind’. The emergence of coronavirus has highlighted the full breadth of online harms and their potential for damage, and accelerated the Government’s appetite to respond.
What Are The Implications Of Coronavirus for Transport Policy?
Some of the most dramatic effects of the Covid-19 outbreak and the response measures it demands have been on modes of transport. Airlines have been grounded, discretionary domestic travel is discouraged and the use of public transport is advised against.[1] Instead, the Government has promoted cycling and walking as a form of safe, socially distanced travel. With the consequences of the virus expected to persist for a ‘long period of time’[2] transport policy is shifting to keep people moving.
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Brevia delivers tailored support to businesses operating in the financial sector. Our three-step process offers a straightforward approach to delivering crucial intelligence, strategic advice and stakeholder engagement.
