Brexit Monitoring Service

Service FeaturesSubscribers gain access to an unmatched set of analytical tools on the topic, including:

■■ Impact study. A long-term and impartial assessment of the impact of Brexit, the report details potential impact on activity across a range of core metrics with insights into the effect on the UK property market, asset prices, and the differential effect on the UK’s major economic sectors.

■■ Brexit Scenarios Databank. Forecasts of economic conditions to 2030 of nine possible relationships between the UK and the EU, showing the impact on 55 countries and macroeconomic aggregates. The data show the impact on GDP and domestic demand, trade and balance of payments, government accounts, labour market and population, prices and wages, financial variables, and other indicators such as house prices and commodity prices.

■■ Ongoing briefings. Insights on Brexit from our team of economists as they react to political events, review market shifts, and develop scenarios.

Optional add-ins■■ Updated Brexit scenarios. Access to a new Brexit scenario each quarter, with updates of our baseline forecast, full data sets, and in-depth analysis of the scenario’s impact.

■■ Brexit briefing. For an additional fee, our economists can brief your senior team on our scenarios and forecasts for Brexit.

The British public voted in favour of leaving the European Union on 23 June 2016, an historic choice that has broad implications across the industrial spectrum. Cutting through the media attention to accurately assess both short-term and long-term impacts of Brexit is now critically important.

The Brexit Monitoring Service offers a uniquely comprehensive and impartial assessment of the implications of Brexit for economic activity in the UK and wider european and world economy. Using our world-class Global Economic Model to create data sets for alternative Brexit scenarios, and with ongoing analysis from our economists, the service provides a forecasting framework to help to provide the information you need to be ready for Brexit.

Report on impact of Brexit

Forecasts to 2030 for 9 scenarios and 55 countries

Ongoing analysis and insights from our economists

Why you can rely on us■■ A trusted brand. An acknowledged world leader in global forecasting and quantitative analysis, our roster of 1,200 clients includes leading companies across a range of industries, from consumer goods and retailers, to industrial manufacturing and energy, to financial institutions and professional services.

■■ An objective, independent view. As a privately owned firm, with links to Oxford University, you are assured that our analysis comes with no political or institutional bias.

■■ Calibre of staff. With 160 in-house economists and a global network of contributing analysts, we have a deep pool of talent, including the largest group of international macroeconomists in the private sector.

■■ Quantitative rigour. A long time leader in quantitative analysis, with over 35 years of experience conducting evidence-based research using the world’s only fully integrated global economic model.

■■ Accuracy of our analysis. Drawing on the most reliable, up-to-date data and leading-edge quantitative framework ensures the accuracy, and timeliness of our analysis. Our forecasting track record is one of the best in the industry.

■■ Analytical software. We continually update our analytical platforms to provide new ways to access and view our data and forecasts. Clients have access to a suite of advanced proprietary tools to easily find data, run scenarios, compare trends, and create assets for presentations.

About Oxford EconomicsOxford Economics is a leading global economic consultancy firm, with over 200 economists worldwide, specialising in quantitative analysis. For over 35 years, we have developed market-leading macroeconomic forecasting models, and the capacity to model important macroeconomic scenarios to enable our client to plan ahead. Underlying this is our Global Economic Model, the most widely used globally integrated economic model available.

Our model of the impact of Brexit illustrates the economic consequences of Brexit including comparison of a number of alternative policy scenarios for what the UK’s future outside the EU might look like.

Our UK Brexit model is readily adaptable to explore the implications of these scenarios for different sectors of the economy.

More informationIf you are interested in the Brexit Monitoring Service or if you have a question about how Oxford Economics could help your organisation in other ways, please contact one of the offices below or visit www.oxfordeconomics.com/brexit.

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