The Economic Policy Group (EPG) is an economic and strategy consulting firm based in London. We offer economic and regulatory policy advice, social investment impact analysis, litigation support and business management expertise to corporations, governments and the third sector around the world.

With proven skills in a range of complex projects across an array of sectors, we offer deep policy advice in a range of ‘real-world’ problems to offer long-lasting solutions to our clients, that are tailored to their particular issue, in order to help them make better business and policy decisions.

This is what clients say about us:

"I commend the analytical rigour and insight you brought to first gathering data and then modelling complex problems in a multi-stakeholder environment in the Middle East. A pleasure to work with." Yogesh Sharma, Director of Regulatory Economics, Etisalat, UAE

"I have known the team’s work for some years. The team listens carefully to your needs and asks thought-provoking questions in order to be able to create customised consultancy concepts and solutions, particularly around venture philanthropy and impact investment." Partner, St James Place Wealth Management

"EPG worked closely with the senior management team to assess a robust business development strategy, taking time to understand our business model and identifying opportunities to grow. The solutions were bespoke to our needs and the advice was honest, intelligent and creative." Vivek Agrawal, CEO, Strand of Silk

"We turned to the EPG team, leaders in the field of social economics. Through meticulous and robust economic analysis of the various Sewa Day initiatives, the team have endeavoured to put some definition on both the tangible and intangible benefits of this social action project. He has tried to give our work some economic meaning.  Moreover, his work will help the Sewa Day management team fine-tune its own actions to maximise impact going forward. We are eternally grateful for the team’s help and look forward to working with them in future. ." Arup Ganguly, Chairman, Sewa Day

"Working as volunteer economists for Pro Bono Economics, members of the team worked on a complex social impact analysis for leading charity Tomorrow’s People. This was a substantial, careful and rigorous piece of work which has proved extremely valuable for Tomorrow’s People, supporting the charity in a number of different ways. We are grateful for the time and expertise the team gave to this project. " Sue Holloway, Director, Pro Bono Economics

"Whenever I think about who to ask for independent economic advice and analysis, EPG immediately comes to mind. EPG has a great reputation for rigorous, independent economic advice that is responsive to the practical needs of the third sector." Ali-Asghar Abedi, Director, Kids United Vision