Manager, Economic Impact Analysis (FGA)

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The KPMG Fiscal & Government Affairs practice

• KPMG’s Economics team is a full-service economic consulting practice of approximately 70 economists. We have wide-ranging experience in all aspects of economic and regulatory analysis across a wide range of sectors.
• The UK team is part of wider global Economics and Regulation network and comprises a number of different practice areas, including Fiscal and Government Affairs.
• The Fiscal & Government Affairs practice is currently a team of 10-12 economists. We are looking to grow rapidly to meet client demand.
• We conduct economic analysis for a wide range of clients in both the private and public sectors including: economic appraisal (including cost benefit and cost effectiveness analysis); economic impact assessments; economic evaluations; economic modelling of the effects of taxes and regulations on businesses; and development economics.
• We work across a wide range of sectors including, but not restricted to: central and local government; Local Enterprise Partnerships; sporting organisations; telecoms; FMCGs; tobacco; gambling; financial services.
• The expertise in our team includes: economic appraisal and evaluation in line with Government guidance (e.g. HM Treasury Green Book); econometrics; economic spreadsheet modelling; simulation analysis; microeconomic analysis of tax and regulations; communicating technical material in a clear and compelling way.

Requirement

Responsibilities for a Manager focusing on economic appraisal, impact assessment and evaluation will include:

• Managing economic appraisal (including cost benefit and cost effectiveness analyses), impact assessment and evaluation t projects, including managing small teams of economists to conduct analysis and prepare technical reports to a high standard with limited oversight.
• Excellent technical economics skills and advanced excel skills. Econometrics skills would be an advantage.
• Excellent written communication a must. Drafting technical reports to a high standard that can be understood by non-economists and also stand up to scrutiny by technical experts.
• Effective communicator, with an ability to liaise with clients and non-economist colleagues in an engaging and persuasive manner.
• Proven ability to build a strong internal and external network of clients and stakeholders.
• Fungible economics skills. It would be an advantage to have the ability to work with other parts of the wider Fiscal & Government Affairs practice.

Experience required

Experience of conducting economic appraisal, impact assessment and evaluation in a consulting setting for clients across a range of sectors. Previous experience conducting work for public sector clients would be an advantage.

• An established track record in managing projects and small teams.
• In-depth knowledge of central and local Government approaches to conducting economic appraisals and evaluation ( (e.g. HMT Green Book) and experience of their application
• A 2:1 or First class undergraduate degree from a top rated university in a relevant economics discipline is a must. A good Masters’ degree in a relevant economics discipline an advantage.

Skills required

• Excellent economics knowledge is a must.
• Expertise in conducting economic appraisals, impact assessments and evaluations to the standards adopted within central and local Government.
• Advanced excel skills.
• Econometric skills would be an advantage.
• Strong written communication skills, including an ability to present economic analysis in a clear and compelling way for non-economists.
• Excellent ability to develop and maintain client relationships.

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