Cost pass through following FCA regulations

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£132,075

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  • Economic research services

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Submission Deadline

3 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

This contract is to commission a report to better understand the scale of cost pass-through of future FCA regulations. The report will provide plausible ranges of cost passthrough in key regulated financial markets under various circumstances. This will be informed by a review of literature, evidence and information on empirical cost pass-through rates from financial and other markets following regulatory interventions.

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European Economic Research Ltd

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