Cambridge Econometrics
Cambridge Econometrics (CE) is a leading independent economic consultancy. Our analysis and insights are used by clients around the world to inform policy decisions about pressing challenges to society. The CE Group employs around 50 people at our companies in Cambridge, Brussels, Budapest and Northampton, Massachussetts, US, and continues to expand. We provide economic and policy research in areas that we are interested in and that make a difference to people and the natural environment; the Financial Times lists us as a top Management Consultancy.
In a complex world, we help you see more clearly
When you’re grappling with policy recommendations for a government, business or NGO, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with information. We can help. Our rigorous, independent and quantitative approach to data analysis and economic modelling gives you practical insights based on evidence rather than theory.
What is it like to work at Cambridge Econometrics?
Cambridge Econometrics is accredited as an Investors in People organisation at the Silver award level. In all parts of the organisation we like to stretch and challenge our staff, so they continue to learn, and develop their skills and experience. In return, we offer a friendly, supportive and inclusive environment, and a strong commitment to high-quality training and development from day one.
Benefits include: Hybrid and flexible working; individual training budget; flexible working; group personal pension; and income protection insurance
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Our research to inform sustainable investment
Cambridge Econometrics is a world leader in provision to the finance community of quantified economic impacts with global coverage under different futures for the climate change transition. Our sustainable investment work has expanded rapidly as the appetite for Paris-aligned investments has grown.
Cambridge Econometrics is a world leader in provision to the finance community of quantified economic impacts with global coverage under different futures for the climate change transition. Our sustainable investment work has expanded rapidly as the appetite for Paris-aligned investments has grown.
Both our natural world and the global economy are at risk from climate change. Here, economist Sophie Heald describes how the global economy will experience profound change and how our research can inform investors.
Using our macroeconomic modelling to inform policy
We believe better quality data and analysis produce better insights, which can lead to better decisions for both people and the planet.
We believe better quality data and analysis produce better insights, which can lead to better decisions for both people and the planet. Our deep understanding of the policy context combines with our expertise in data analysis and economic modelling to give you the clear insight you need to make decisions confidently.
Economy:
- Innovation
- Infrastructure
- Tax & Finance
- Sectors, Trade & Competitiveness
- Regions, Cities & Local Areas
Society:
- Jobs & Skills
- Inequality & Poverty
- Population, Migration & Housing
- Health & Social Care<
Environment:
- Energy
- Climate
- Circular Economy
- Natural Resources
For example, watch this short film about the importance of robust macroeconomic modelling for climate change policymaking, featuring Phil Summerton, Stijn van Hummelen and Dora Fazekas (filmed at our Net Zero Emissions event at the Budapest Music Centre, June 2019).
