Case studies

Fathom Consulting // Case Studies
Client:
Fund manager

Measuring sovereign credit risk across the euro area economies

This project (undertaken on behalf of a major fund manager) was the first step in the creation of Fathom’s proprietary Sovereign Fragility Indicator.

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Client:
Large investor

The outlook for electricity prices

A client with an exposure to the electricity-generating sector of a major European economy asked us to develop a tool that would help its staff assess the outlook for the wholesale price of electricity over the next 40 years.

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Client:
Pension fund

UK political uncertainties

A pension fund client asked us to investigate how political uncertainties might affect the outlook for the UK economy and its financial markets.

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Client:
Government

Risks in the Chinese shadow banking sector

In this project, we developed a detailed picture of the interaction between the mainstream banks and the shadow banks in China.

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