Practice Area
Regulatory Analysis
We influence regulatory discussions through our reports. We have taken part in the debates shaping the agenda in sectors such as telecommunications, payment systems and financial markets, online commerce, and higher education.
Why work with us
Experience
We have taken part in the most relevant discussions in leading industries, at the forefront of regulatory debate.
Evidence
We contribute to regulatory discussions with rigorous evidence and offer alternatives that promote competition, efficiency, and social welfare.
Scope
We study markets in detail to understand their dynamics and incentives.
What we do
We carry out impact assessments, tariff studies, and evaluations of the effects of specific regulations. Over the past decade, we have taken part in the country's most relevant regulatory debates, in sectors such as energy, telecommunications development, the sanitary industry, retail, banking, and payment systems — and through this last one, we have developed a deep understanding of the economic implications of the rise of platforms and two-sided markets.
Related reports
Explore the public reports related to this area in the Our Work.
Asset valuation expert report in a mining arbitration
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Damages estimation in civil litigation: methods and recent evidence
Economic Law Review
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FAQ
When is regulatory analysis advisory needed?
When a company operates in a regulated sector (e.g., sanitation services, energy, telecommunications, payment systems) and faces decisions that hinge on how the authority interprets or sets various standards — through tariff-setting processes, regulatory changes, sector-specific audits, or consultations before regulatory bodies.
What is a tariff study?
A tariff study is a technical analysis that sets or reviews the rates a regulated company is allowed to charge, typically in infrastructure or utility sectors. It combines cost modeling, demand projections, and regulatory criteria to arrive at rates that are efficient and adequately compensate investment, within the applicable legal framework.
Why work with an economic consultancy?
An economic consultancy brings quantitative rigor and hands-on experience — including a practical understanding of how regulators and authorities reason — so that technical decisions are backed by solid evidence and can withstand third-party scrutiny.