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Senior Associate, Economist - Government Regulator | London | £36,300 - £45,500 | 559
JOB DESCRIPTION Senior Associate, Economist
JOB TITLE: PAY RANGE: 4
DIRECTORATE: Economic Policy
REPORTS TO: Director, Economic Policy
MAIN FUNCTIONS OF JOB:
The post holder will provide economic analysis and policy advice to a range of projects including:
- Applications to change the basis of price regulation as competition develops in the market
- Applications to change the structure of its prices to make them more cost reflective
- Investigations into anti-competitive behaviour
- Assessing the health of the universal service
- Assessing the development of competition and whether changes are necessary to further the interests of postal users
MAIN DUTIES OF THE POSTHOLDER:
The main duties of the Postholder are:
- Management of economic projects
- Providing economic analysis
- Developing and evaluating policy options
- Drafting and presenting policy papers based on the analysis undertaken
- Drafting public policy documents for consultation
- Contributing to the formation of policy in relation to projects
PERSON SPECIFICATION
Qualifications
Educated to Degree level in economics, accounting, finance or a similar numerate discipline
Experience
Experience of providing economic and policy advice on anti-competitive complaints
Experience of management in an organisation dealing with complex and sensitive issues
Experience of developing policies to address complex regulatory issues
Experience of planning and controlling large projects and budgets
Experience of working in multi-disciplinary teams and with staff with other areas of expertise
Experience of presenting the organisation’s positions externally
Experience of commanding authority with presence at external meetings
Ability to cultivate effective external contacts
Ability to assess own development priorities
Knowledge
Knowledge of economic regulation and principles
Ability to understand the key economic and financial issues
Ability to understand the key economic issues facing new entrants to the market
A reasonable understanding of finance
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:559@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 559 | ^ Top
Energy Economist - energy and metals demand forecasts | Edinburgh or London | Salary in Edinburgh £33-37k and in London £40-45k plus bens | 571
Energy Economist
Reports to: Senior Economist
Location: Edinburgh or London
The Company
Our client is the most comprehensive source of knowledge about the world's energy and metals industries. They analyse and advise on every stage along the value chain - from discovery to delivery, and beyond - to provide clients with the commercial insight that makes them stronger. With more than 600 professionals in over 20 offices worldwide, they analyse the assets, markets and companies operating upstream and downstream; in oil, gas, coal, carbon, metals and power generation.
Role Purpose
The Energy Economist will work with the Principal and Senior Economists in the development of comprehensive short and long term macroeconomic forecasts to support the energy and metals demand forecasts. This role will provide integral macroeconomic inputs into Energy and Metals Market analysis, with internal and external facing clients. The successful candidate will also support other research teams and corporate requirements across the companies services which rely on macroeconomic forecasts as inputs into demand and price forecasting.
The candidate will have a keen interest in quantifying the relationship between economic activity and resource demand growth across diverse markets. With a strong background in macroeconomics, econometrics, and their application, the successful candidate will quickly develop a good understanding of the trends and discontinuities across the energy and metals value chain. The successful candidate must be comfortable with econometric modelling techniques, assessing new sources of economic data and analysing new markets within a complex analytical framework.
The Energy Economist will play an important role in helping ensure consistency and alignment in the update of macroeconomic forecasts through regular dialogue and close collaboration with colleagues across the business.
Main Responsibilities
· Support the Senior Economist in consultation with energy demand teams in the development and update of global quantitative macroeconomic models to support products. This will include the development of long-term structural GDP growth models.
· Support the Principal and Senior Economists in the development of consistent and robust views on the quantitative effect of global and regional economic activity on energy demand.
· Support analysis within Energy Markets of long-term energy demand trends via timely update of macroeconomic models.
· Deliver concise written reports on short-term quarterly macroeconomic developments to relevant energy demand teams to support products.
Key Competencies
· Excellent problem solving, analytical and writing skills, including advanced knowledge of Excel and econometric software (e.g. EViews, Microfit).
· A good understanding of quantitative methods and their application.
· Strong communication skills: able to communicate complex economic concepts to non-economists (both internal and external).
· The ability to work as part of a team involving multiple locations and time zones. The successful candidate will be willing to travel to Wood Mackenzie and client offices.
· A commitment to excellence in order to meet high quality standards expected internally and externally.
· At least a First class or Upper Second Class Honours Degree in Economics
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:571@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 571 | ^ Top
Senior Consultant | Surrey | 577
Our client is seeking a senior consultant with significant oil experience to join its Energy Economics group at our Surrey office. A full understanding of oil market fundamentals, including regional supply/demand and inventory analysis are required, while knowledge of crude and/or refined products trading and commercial refining operations would be a distinct advantage.
You must have significant experience in the oil industry, either directly in an oil company, oil consultancy, industry journal, or as an oil market analyst with a financial company.
An excellent knowledge and understanding of the factors that determine developments in international crude and products markets, the behaviour and strategies of companies involved and the processes of crude and products price formation is essential.
The ideal candidate will lead a small team of researchers/analysts within the business unit to provide this analysis, both in the form of written reports and client presentations, often to tight deadlines.
Qualifications
A good degree in a relevant field, the ability to communicate and interact with clients at a senior level, and direct contribution to the company´s future growth is also required.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:577@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 577 | ^ Top
Regulatory Telecommunications Economist | London | 578
My Client has an opportunity for an Economist to join the Telecoms Regulation team.
The Telecoms Regulation team provides economic and strategic advice on regulatory strategy and policy issues. Clients include all types of telecoms operators as well as NRAs and Governments across the globe. To strengthen and expand their regulatory telecoms team they are seeking to hire an experienced Regulatory Telecommunications Economist.
The position will involve the role holder to use economic techniques to analyse regulatory and competition related issues facing the telecoms industry (e.g. spectrum issues, market analysis, remedies (e.g. price regulation), interconnection, VOIP, NGN, licensing, competition issues, etc.).
You will lead small project teams with a view to providing regulatory strategy and policy advice to our clients across Europe and beyond.
You will also seek to leverage your client relationships and network to identify opportunities to offer advice to further clients.
This role will involve extensive international travel across continents.
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Senior Consultant - Energy Economics | Surrey | 579
Our Client is seeking a Senior Consultant with significant oil experience to join its Energy Economics group. A full understanding of oil market fundamentals, including regional supply/demand and inventory analysis are required, while knowledge of crude and/or refined products trading and commercial refining operations would be a distinct advantage.
You must have significant experience in the oil industry, either directly in an oil company, oil consultancy, industry journal, or as an oil market analyst with a financial company.
An excellent knowledge and understanding of the factors that determine developments in international crude and products markets, the behaviour and strategies of companies involved and the processes of crude and products price formation is essential.
The ideal candidate will lead a small team of researchers/analysts within the business unit to provide this analysis, both in the form of written reports and client presentations, often to tight deadlines.
Qualifications
A good degree in a relevant field, the ability to communicate and interact with clients at a senior level, and direct contribution to the company´s future growth is also required.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:579@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 579 | ^ Top
Executive - Telecommunications, Media and Technology | London | £30-50k | 582
Executive - Business Modelling - Economic Advisory - Telecommunications, Media and Technology
Our client’s Economic Advisory team of over 30 Economists, is now looking to expand significantly on its existing economics practice to capture exciting opportunities, particularly within the telecommunications, media and technology sectors. As a result, they are looking for skilled post-graduates or equivalent professionals with experience in economics to grow the team to the next level.
The Economics Advisory team provide deep sector knowledge with strong technical skills in economics, econometrics and quantitative analysis to address key issues in strategy, regulation, competition, planning, valuation and government policy.
Technical skills requirements
Suitable applicants will be highly numerate and analytical with experience as economist/corporate planner in the telecommunications, media and technology industries employed in the private, regulatory or the public policy sector.
For these roles, it would be advantageous to have knowledge of any of the following:
- Strong academic and professional background in Economics, Business or Industrial Economics or Econometrics.
- Experience of competition and regulatory economics, strategy, business planning, costing and pricing
- Experience of applying economic theory to the development and evaluation of public and regulatory policy
- Experience of economic impact assessment
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:582@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 582 | ^ Top
Euro-zone Economist | London | 587
Euro-zone Economist
Our client, a successful, rapidly growing, macro-economic consultancy with headquarters in London, is looking for a talented economist to work on the euro-zone. Considerable knowledge and experience of working in this area is essential, as is a good grasp of economics and the ability to express yourself clearly, both orally and in writing. The job consists primarily of writing analytical reports on the euro-zone, in both the short and long term. The job will also include presenting to clients and will carry the opportunity to develop a significant media profile.
Successful candidates will need a good first degree in economics, a graduate degree and at least two years relevant experience.
In addition to a competitive salary, the post will come with the opportunity to earn a substantial performance-related bonus.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:587@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 587 | ^ Top
Property Economists | London | 588
Property Economists
Our client, a successful, rapidly growing, macro-economic consultancy with headquarters in London, is looking for talented economists to work in its property research department. Some knowledge of commercial or residential property markets would be helpful but what is really essential is a good grasp of economics and the ability to express yourself clearly both orally and in writing. The job consists primarily of writing reports on the influence of the economy on the property sector, in both the short and long term. The job will also include presenting to clients and will carry the opportunity to develop a significant media profile.
Successful candidates will need a good first degree in economics, a graduate degree and at least two years relevant experience.
In addition to a competitive salary, the post will come with the opportunity to earn a substantial performance-related bonus.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:588@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 588 | ^ Top
Economists . Business Modelling, Power & Utilities | London | 589
Economists. Business Modelling
Power and Utilities -
Our client’s Economic Advisory team of over 30 Economists is now looking to expand significantly on its existing economics practice to capture exciting opportunities, particularly within the Power and Utility sectors. As a result, they are looking for skilled post-graduates or equivalent professionals with experience in economics to grow their team to the next level.
Technical skills requirements
Suitable applicants will be highly numerate and analytical with experience as economist/corporate planner in the power and utilities industries employed in the private, regulatory or the public policy sector.
For these roles, it would be advantageous to have knowledge of any of the following:
- Strong academic and professional background in Economics, Business or Industrial Economics or Econometrics.
- Experience of competition and regulatory economics, strategy, business planning, costing and pricing
- Experience of applying economic theory to the development and evaluation of public and regulatory policy
- Experience of economic impact assessments
Additional skills requirements
- Has logical and rational approach to complex problem solving
- Has excellent written and verbal communication skills; can explain complex technical issues to non-technical staff
- Builds relationships with clients and internal teams that reflect credibly on the team
- Deals confidently with partners and client staff and builds credibility for the firm
- Responds quickly to client requests for information or guidance, referring the issue to more senior staff where appropriate
- Recognises opportunities to contribute to client issues when they arise and assists in providing solutions
- Actively promotes the sharing of knowledge
- Contributes pro-actively to building team spirit and works effectively across teams
- Delivers to demanding deadlines maintaining the discipline and quality of output
Client responsibilities
- Provide or contribute to economic analysis as part of client engagements
- Prepare and present clear reports to support these analyses and solutions
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of Excel and other suitable solution platforms
- Manage own time to budgets and communicate progress against plan to assignment manager
- Apply or refer to a basic range of company services and products in meeting clients' needs
- Proactively manages own career path and development
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:589@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 589 | ^ Top
Communications Analyst/Consultant | Oxford | £competitive | 590
Communications Analyst/Consultant
Our client, one of Europe’s foremost independent economics consultancies, is looking for an Analyst/Consultant for its Communications team. The successful candidate will have two to three years of experience dealing with competition, finance and/or regulatory issues in the communications sector, with an excellent understanding of regulatory tools in the electronic communications and postal industries. You will also have a proven ability to analyse and present influential evidence and argument.
The company combines the most rigorous economic thinking and quantitative methods with a practical business approach to advise clients on matters in competition, finance and regulation. Their clients include regulatory authorities in Europe and globally, fixed and mobile operators, public service broadcasters and postal incumbents.
The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work with experienced staff and clients on a range of influential and thought-provoking projects. You will be encouraged to develop new ideas and approaches, and the best candidates can expect rapid promotion.
To apply for this post, you should have:
- a first-rate undergraduate degree in economics, and ideally a Masters degree as well, with a focus on industrial organisation;
- an excellent grasp of economic theory and quantitative methods;
- two to three years’ experience in a communications regulator, an operator in the sector or a consultancy;
- the ability to work in teams and build relationships;
- excellent writing and interpersonal skills.
The successful candidate will be based at the head office in Oxford and would be rewarded with a competitive package.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:590@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 590 | ^ Top
Petroleum Services — Business Analyst — Economic Modelling | London + international travel | £competitive | 591
An opportunity exists to join our client's economic modelling team which forms part of an energy & resources industry specialist group. This group provides a world-wide upstream oil and gas asset and economics subscription service as well as strategic, financial and economic consulting to over 150 oil and gas companies, utilities, financial intermediaries and consultancies.
Working with a team of four modellers, you will have the opportunity to build and support existing upstream oil and gas valuation models. You will also have external contact with clients, providing technical assistance, training, as well as supporting the group's business development activities.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:591@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 591 | ^ Top
Economics Consulting | London | to £150k | 595
SRS is currently engaged by a number of leading economic consultancies recruiting experienced economists at various levels to join their established, successful and growing teams.
Associate Partner - Competition and Regulatory Economics. Provision of support to clients during investigations by competition and regulatory authorities. Developing the competition and disputes practice and managing a team of dedicated consultants.
Consultant/Manager/Senior Manager - Several positions- background in regulatory accounting, competition economics, energy regulation, cost modelling and regulatory and competition finance. Experience in telecoms, broadcasting and energy would be particularly valuable.
For further information, please email your CV to James.Phillips@srs.co.uk
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:595@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 595 | ^ Top
Assistant to Chief Economist - Big 4 | London | 599
Our client is looking to recruit an Economist to work alongside their Chief Economist.
The role is to assist the Chief Economist in fulfilling his internal and client-facing responsibilities. As well as undertaking stand alone research, the successful candidate will assist in the following areas:
· Prepare briefing notes for the Chief Economist and senior management
· Undertake macro-economic research for publication
· Develop the knowledge management function for the Chief Economists office
· Maintain the economics web presence
· Prepare presentations for the Chief Economist
· Internal liaison to develop new products
· Provide advice on statistics/economics sources as required
· Provide regular updates on the UK, EU and global economies for internal and external circulation
· Input into multi-disciplinary client facing projects
· Attend external meetings and media events as required
· Ensure the smooth running of the Chief Economists office
They are looking for someone with:
· Strong macro economic skills
· Strong administrative and organisational skills
· Excellent research skills
· Good understanding of knowledge management
· Extensive knowledge of UK and international economics and statistical sources
· Ability to work independently without supervision
· Interest in current affairs
Please send your CV to register your interest. Please note that this is not an entry level position and candidates should have experience in a similar role.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:599@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 599 | ^ Top
Business Services Director | London | £94,257 to £101,502 pa inc. | LB Ealing
Business Services Director
£94,257 to £101,502 pa inc.
Ealing is renowned for its creativity. Our film studios are world famous. Media businesses drives our local economy. And Ealing Council is breaking the mould too.
We've changed the way we do business and generated huge efficiencies so we can offer excellent value for money and secure high resident satisfaction. Doing things differently has helped us freeze council tax and achieve the accolade “Best Achieving Council 2009”.
To improve further, we’re committed to thinking big and really innovating. As Business Services Director you will lead on this. You’ll manage ICT, property, procurement and programme management, and have the remit to affect any of our operations.
Where you work now is less important than what you’ve achieved. Whether it’s the public sector, commerce, or consultancy you will have a track record of dramatic efficiencies, and great ideas for how we can make the “Best” even better.
Closing date: 29 June 2010
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Boutique Economic Consultancy | London & Brussels | £competitive | 602
General Requirements
All applicants should have outstanding academic credentials to Master's or PhD level in economics or finance. We welcome applications from strong analytical and empirical economists from any field of economics (including quantitative economic history), but expertise in areas such as industrial organization, competition economics, regulatory economics, microeconomic theory, or applied econometrics is likely to be particularly relevant to your work. You must be fluent in English, although additional language skills may be an advantage.
Consultants
Applicants for consultant positions should have several years' relevant post-graduate experience in an economic consultancy, strategic consultancy, competition authority, regulatory agency, economic research institute, post-doctoral positions, or academia.
Senior Consultants
Applicants must have extensive, relevant experience gained in an economic consultancy, competition authority, or regulatory agency, or must be an established academic at a leading university with strong research records in one of our core fields.
Please email 602@EconomistJobs.com to register your interest.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:602@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 602 | ^ Top
Chief Economist | Swindon | Package circa £80,000 | Nationwide
Chief Economist
£47,949 to £71,922 + Car + Benefits
Swindon
Make the most of your expert knowledge of the global economy. In this high profile role, you’ll not only influence our corporate strategy at the highest levels, you’ll also be the public voice of Nationwide, reinforcing our reputation as an expert on the housing market.
A more challenging role
A key member of our Group Strategy & Planning function, you’ll carry out complex analysis of the global economy and financial markets, assessing their impact on the UK economy, banking sector and housing market.. What’s more, by drawing out the strategic implications for our business, you’ll provide analysis that helps steer the long-term direction it takes. It means managing, motivating and developing a team of four economists/ analysts to forecast a wide range of macroeconomic variables, then presenting your team’s insight and analysis to a host of different people across the Group, right up to Board level. More than that though, you’ll make your findings crystal clear to non-specialists without sacrificing substance or accuracy. This is particularly important as you’ll be responsible for representing Nationwide in the national media, acting as spokesperson for our authoritative view of the housing market.
A more talented person
Confident, articulate and skilled at getting the best out of people, you’ll have at least a Masters degree in Economics plus impressive experience in macroeconomic analysis and writing related reports. It’s experience that will have given you a comprehensive understanding of global financial markets and a flair for interpreting data. What’s more, it will have honed your ability to communicate the results of your investigations to economic specialists and non-specialists alike.
An employer you’ll be proud of
Our mutual status means we’re here to benefit customers, not shareholders. Our commitment to customers, not shareholders, has always been what sets us apart from our competitors. And now, more than ever, our reputation for being open, honest and trustworthy is helping us go from strength to strength. In fact, it’s made us the world’s biggest building society as well as a major local employer. Underpinning it all is a commercial operation that never stands still. We’re always thinking ahead, aiming higher and sharpening our competitive edge. That’s why we invest in people who are not only proud of what we stand for, but who also have the talent and drive to boost our performance still further.
The rewards you deserve
If you put a lot in, it’s only fair you should get a lot out. Help us continue to offer customers the best possible experience, and we’ll give you all the support, recognition and rewards you deserve. As well as a great working environment and plenty of scope for development and growth, you can expect a generous package that includes pension, life assurance, healthcare and bonus scheme.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:Nationwide@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference Nationwide | ^ Top
Statistical Officer | London | IGC
INTERNATIONAL GRAINS COUNCIL
STATISTICAL OFFICER
The Council has a vacancy for a Statistical Officer who will join a small team monitoring global grain and oilseed developments. He or she will contribute to the organisation’s analytical and market information work
Reporting to a senior analyst, the successful candidate will assist with the collection and entering of grains statistics, prepare weekly updates of published tables and manage trade data files. He/she will also be responsible for updating information on grain sales, assisting with the preparation of various weekly/monthly/annual spreadsheet tables and , maintaining and enhancing the trade data library. The candidate will also assist with the entry of food aid shipments data.
Applicants should be educated to secondary level, with good results, and have a relevant additional qualification, which may include a recognised statistical or bookkeeping diploma, or similar.
He/she will be highly numerate, precise and able to demonstrate very good IT skills, including the advanced use of Excel spreadsheets and databases. The candidate should have at least one year’s experience in data management in a relevant area and be able to work and communicate well within a small team of market analysts
Applicants are requested to send a letter of application, accompanied by a curriculum vitae, to:
igcrecruit2010@igc.int
Closing date for applications: 9 July 2010. Only short-listed candidates will receive an acknowledgement.
See the Council’s website at
www.igc.int for a description of its activities
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Director, Oil Economics | Copenhagen, Denmark | 603
Director, Oil Economics - Copenhagen, Denmark
Oil Economics is responsible for carrying out investment analysis of all our client's projects for exploration, development and production of oil and gas worldwide. The assignments are carried out in an international environment together with geologists, engineers, lawyers and external advisors.
The position
Reporting to the VP of Strategy & Economics, you will head the Economics department which comprise a small group of economists responsible for inter alia:
· Analysis and processing of investment proposals
· Analysis and assessment of taxation issues
· Evaluation of contracts and their economic and commercial impact
· Participating in drafting and negotiating contracts with host governments and partners worldwide
· Participating in evaluation of acquisitions and divestments
· Development of methods and systems to facilitate analysis of complex investment scenarios
· Portfolio analyses and evaluation
The job e.g. requires that you will be able lead, coach and motivate your team, ensure co-operation across the company and operating units and be able to communicate findings and results to stakeholders in an efficient way. We also expect that the team will be able benefit from your extensive experience in upstream oil and gas.
The job offers the opportunity to be part of an ambitious organisation with strong growth ambitions, to enhance your leadership skills, financial and economics capabilities in close co-operation with your colleagues, establish a strong platform within the upstream oil and gas industry and to build your negotiation skills and international mindset.
Qualifications
We expect that you have a master’s degree or equivalent in economics or finance, strong financial and analytical skills incl. experience with financial modelling. A minimum of 5-6 years of experience from the upstream oil and gas industry is required, including extensive knowledge of international fiscal terms and contract forms.
We also expect you to have strong influencing skills and to be a team player. Fluent spoken and written English is mandatory.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:603@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 603 | ^ Top
Chief Economist – Regulation & Enforcement | New Zealand | COMM0195
Chief Economist – Regulation & Enforcement
The Commission's purpose is to achieve the best possible outcomes in competitive and regulated markets for the long-term benefit of New Zealanders.
The Commission is an independent quasi-judicial body that enforces New Zealand’s competition, fair trading and consumer credit contract laws, and carries out regulatory responsibilities in the electricity, gas, telecommunications, dairy and airport industries.
Two significant leadership opportunities have arisen at the Commission as part of a programme of change. The Chief Economist, Enforcement and Chief Economist, Regulation are pivotal roles in the new organisation.
Chief Economist – Regulation
This role will manage a team of economists that form part of a multi-disciplinary group providing economic analysis and advice. The successful applicant will have experience managing a team and be a specialist in the field of regulatory economics.
Your knowledge and experience will also include:
* A postgraduate qualification in economics
* Demonstrated project management experience
* Business management and strategy experience
* Demonstrated success in presenting information to a non economist audience
* Strong writing skills.
Chief Economist – Enforcement
This role will also manage a team of economists that form part of a multi disciplinary group with a focus on Competition issues. This team of economists will work as part of the Enforcement Branch and apply economic theory to a range of projects. Your previous experience as a manager working in the field of Competition economics will be the key to your success in this role.
Your knowledge and experience will also include:
* A post graduate qualification in economics
* Demonstrated project management experience
* Business Management and strategy experience
* Demonstrated success in presenting information to a non economist audience
* Strong writing skills.
To apply please send a current CV and covering letter to work@comcom.govt.nz Alternatively, please contact Nicola Gee on 04 924 3795.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:COMM0195@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference COMM0195 | ^ Top
Charging & Allocation Manager | London | c. £50,000 | HS1
HS1 is the UK's first major railway to be built in over a century, a truly impressive feat of construction and engineering which connects the UK to the rapidly expanding European high speed network, and in St Pancras International station has delivered a truly iconic piece of UK rail heritage.
Following recent restructuring of the organisation a number of new, key positions have been identified to take the company forward in its expansion into a new era of high speed rail. The roles will be high profile and need to work across a wide range of stakeholders.
Charging & Allocation Manager
Based within the Commercial department the responsibility of the Charging and Allocation Manager is to develop and maintain a charging structure within HS1 Ltd's regulatory framework and help determine the impact on costs and revenue of any change in policy or regulation. They would also be expected to help develop existing customer business and support the introduction of new entrants through clear economic analysis.
Other tasks and activities are:
- To cover the practical application of regulation, pricing, market analysis, licensing and competition issues, showing a clear understanding of the costs underpinning the charging regime.
- The development and analysis of policy options relating to the regulation of HS1 both in the UK and internationally.
- To lead on specific issues in the organisation where regulatory economics will play a pivotal role in reaching business targets.
- Provide clear and comprehensive reports on key economic issues to senior management and board level personnel, such as conducting analysis of any new timetable schemes and determine the impact on cost and revenues.
- Drafting and presenting policy papers based on analysis and evidence and assisting in the drafting of regulatory documents for consultation.
- Provide economic input into key company projects such as benchmarking, access charging, performance regime calibrations for the ORR's periodic reviews
The ideal individual will have a degree and/or second qualification in economics or similar. Railway experience is not a necessity but they must have experience of competition and regulatory economics, strategy, business planning, costing and pricing. They must also be able to develop policy to address complex regulatory issues as well as drive economic regulatory debate in a commercial context
Applicants are requested to send their CV to leecowap@transportresources.co.uk or for further information about the role please call Lee Cowap on 07725 647 735
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Economist - European and Asian Markets | London | 606
Economist - European and Asian Markets
Our client is a leading Macro-Economic Consultancy with offices across the world. Their clients range from some of the world's largest banks to insurance and property investors. They also provide business information to retailers, house builders, property developers, construction companies, building societies and view themselves as their clients' outsourced economic advisors.
They are currently looking to recruit 2 Economists to work on their European and Asian Markets.
The roles will involve using econometric modeling techniques to develop forecasts, understanding and interpreting data, providing economic advice to a range of stakeholders and devising methods and procedures for obtaining data. You will also be involved with presenting to Senior Clients and act as a spokesperson for your respective field of expertise.
We are looking for someone with excellent academics; ideally a degree in Maths, Statistics, Econometrics or Economics. You will have gained exposure to working on projects on an international level and be consultative in your approach.
To apply, please email your CV to mailto:606@EconomistJobs.co.uk quoting the position reference 606 | ^ Top
Macro Economists - Eurozone, Property, Commodities | London | 608-10
Macro Economists - Eurozone, Property, Commodities
Our client, an Economics Consultancy, supply independent economic analysis to institutional and corporate clients across the globe. Their services include written economic research, presentations and telephone contact.
To complete the current round of recruitment and expansion they are seeking 3 additional Economists. Each position below offers an excellent salary package with the opportunity to earn a substantial performance-related bonus.
Our client's are looking for talented economists with considerable knowledge and experience of working in these specific discipline areas, this is essential, as is a good grasp of economics and the ability to express yourself clearly, both orally and in writing.
The job consists primarily of writing analytical reports in these sectors, in both the short and long term.
The job will also include presenting to clients and will carry the opportunity to develop a significant media profile.
Successful candidates will need a good first degree in economics and at least two years relevant experience. Fluency in the English language is essential and you must be a UK resident and eligible to work in the UK.
• Euro-zone Economist - Ref:608
• Property Economists - Ref: 609
• Commodities - Economist - Our client is looking for somebody who can take on and develop this role as they launch their new commodities service - Ref: 610
Please email your CV to James.Phillips@srs.co.uk for further information and to apply
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Economist - Association of British Insurers | London | ABI
Economist
Directorate Research
Reporting to Assistant Director, Economics
Date July 2010
This challenging role involves conducting in-house economic research and managing external consultants who conduct economic and customer research on behalf of the ABI. High quality research is key to supporting the ABI’s lobbying efforts on behalf of the insurance industry. Working closely with our Policy Teams, the research and analysis you will undertake and manage will cover a diverse range of issues. Current issues include pensions and annuities, flooding and home insurance, gender and age discrimination, fraud, commission disclosure, and Solvency II.
This is a varied role, offering excellent opportunities for applying analytical skills to policy issues. An ability to communicate clearly to non-economists, and develop effective working relationships with economists and non-economists will be essential. The successful applicant will need to have demonstrated high levels of analytical skills (including analysing data) and expertise in microeconomics, normally including holding a postgraduate qualification in economics or related discipline. Previous experience in a similar role would be desirable.
Responsibilities
- Carry out economic analysis of areas of interest to improve the ABI’s and member companies’ understanding of key policy issues and to lobby effectively on these issues.
- Manage research projects conducted by external consultancies, including appointing consultants, agreeing contracts, managing the consultants, and providing input and commentary on the work of the consultants.
- Work effectively with the Policy Teams to ensure that they have the best research to back-up the ABI’s policy initiatives.
- Ensure that our research and analysis is effectively disseminated to relevant stakeholders by preparing and publishing reports, giving presentations, and providing input into the work of our Press Office
- Participate and contribute to meetings and committees as required.
- Undertake such other duties as may reasonably be required.
Skills and Attributes
- A good first degree in economics or a closely related discipline and, ideally, a post-graduate qualification in economics or related discipline
- A high level of numeracy and sound knowledge of statistics, together with experience of analysing data.
- Good written and oral communication skills. Ability to explain technical issues to a non-technical audience.
- Some familiarity with economic and financial data published by the government would be an advantage. An interest in and understanding of current affairs and economic and social policy issues is important.
- Experience of using Excel statistical packages (e.g. Stata, SPSS, eviews).
- Ability to work in a collaborative fashion in a small team and to contribute to the wider work of the ABI. A premium is placed on an open and friendly personality.
The ABI offers a competitive salary, 25 days annual leave (with the option to purchase up to five extra days), an 8% pension contribution (with the option of an additional 4% on a ‘matched’ basis) after three months, and a subsidised staff gym.
To apply, please email a covering letter stating the reasons you are applying for the post and attach your CV (including details of current salary if you are working) to: zoe.taylor@abi.org.uk
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Director of Economic Consultancy | London | £100,000 | Appono
Director of Economic Consultancy
My client is an international consultancy group providing economic, strategy and appraisal advice to project developers, equity investors, banks and public sector bodies involved in infrastructure (road, rail, aviation, ports, energy, power) and project finance worldwide. They work at the conceptual, development and transaction phase of projects utilising applied economic and valuation techniques to evaluate various investment and policy options and potential outcomes, helping their clients to make informed decisions and manage the risks in £multi-billion investments. They work with clients at a senior level to develop the project definition, regulatory and demand aspects, feasibility, valuation and funding.
The role
We are looking for a senior economist ideally with infrastructure and project finance experience, capable of leading, managing and growing an established business unit comprised of experienced economists and financial consultants based in Central London. In addition to developing the economics business unit the successful candidate will take an active role in the wider business, sitting on the consultancy management board and advising the main board on strategic and economic issues.
The requirements
· Excellent academic record including an economics degree Experience of marketing, selling and delivering consultancy gained within an advisory environment
· Experience of applying economics in infrastructure and asset intensive industries (road, rail, aviation, ports, energy, utilities)
· Experience of project finance and the international PFI/PPP market.
· International business development and team leadership experience
To apply for this position please forward your CV along with a covering letter and details of your current salary package to the retained consultants via
tony.talbot@appono.co.uk.
Due to the growing nature of this consultancy applications from interested and relevant candidates at all levels are also encouraged. Tony Talbot can be reached via +44 (0)7816 656267.
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Economist - Economist Intelligence Unit | Central London | Economist Group
Economist
Central London
The Economist Intelligence Unit is a leading provider of country, industry and management analysis. As the research arm of The Economist Group, we deliver information that helps organisations to stay on top of market opportunities and risks around the world.
We need an economist to work within a team helping to maintain our economic data and models, contribute to the development of the Economist Intelligence Unit’s data products, and deliver bespoke research projects with a strong quantitative element.
This is a stimulating challenge for an economist to work within an internationally-focused and diverse team. You may have a background in banking and finance, journalism, industry or government but you must have an outstanding track record in delivering quantitative projects on brief and on budget, preferably involving economic modelling. A thorough understanding of country macroeconomic trends and international business will be crucial, along with strong communication and report writing skills.
Please send your CV (preferably by e-mail) with a covering letter and details of current salary to
recruitmentnine@economist.com or by post to Recruitment Office, 26 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4HQ.
Non-EEA applicants will need to obtain a UK work permit.
Closing date for applications is 9th August 2010.
The Economist Group values diversity. We are committed to equal opportunities and
creating an inclusive environment for all our employees. We welcome applicants
regardless of ethnic origin, gender, religious beliefs, disability, sexual orientation or age.
An Economist Group business
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Market & Data Analyst - Council of Mortgage Lenders | London | £35-40k | CML
MARKET AND DATA ANALYST
Salary range: £35,000-£40,000 (according to experience) + excellent benefits
London (West End)
The CML compiles and publishes key data on all aspects of the residential mortgage industry, from lending levels to arrears and possessions statistics. But we do much more than just crunch numbers: we also provide market-leading forecasts and analysis used widely by our members, other stakeholder groups and the media.
We are looking for a highly numerate analyst with the ability to manipulate large data sets and interpret them in a mortgage-market context. You’ll also need to be able to articulate your findings (both orally and in writing) in a concise and coherent way, for internal and external audiences alike.
We are looking for a candidate who, on the back of a good numeracy-based degree, has gained meaningful work experience in an economic, statistics or research post, most likely in the housing, mortgage-market or financial services sector.
If you have a sharp analytical mind, enthusiasm for the mortgage sector, the ability to turn raw data into appropriately pitched commentary, and relevant work experience, we’d love to hear from you.
We aim to give our staff the opportunity to work in interesting and challenging roles without the need to compromise your work-life balance. On top of your salary, you will be offered a contributory pension, comprehensive private medical insurance, participation in a discretionary bonus scheme, and extensive other benefits besides.
If you would like to apply for this position please send your CV, current salary details and a covering letter explaining why you are interested to Anna Baldwin (HR Manager) at anna.baldwin@cml.org.uk.
A full job description is available on our website: www.cml.org.uk
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Senior Associate | London | to £50k | 609
Our clients pride themselves on their track record as economic advisors to businesses, regulatory agencies and governments. The Strategy practice carries out valuations, strategic and business planning services for clients across the private and public sectors in and outside the UK. Its economics’ team works at the intersection between economics, strategy, and finance.
Due to increasing demand, they would like to hear from economists at Senior Associate grade (below Manager level) looking to work on economics consulting projects in a dynamic and fast moving environment.
The role will involve working on a range of projects covering:
(1) competition and regulation
(2) business and financial economics
(3) corporate strategy and business planning and
(4) macroeconomics and econometric modelling.
Client work is likely to cover a range of industries but with a particular focus on the media sector, financial services and Consumer & Industrial Products Services (CIPS).
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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