“It’s not in the U.K.’s interest for the U.S. and EU to go down this route,” said Sam Lowe, a partner at Flint Global and expert in U.K. and EU trade policy. “Given the U.K.’s current economic position, it can’t really afford to engage in a subsidy war with both.”
Sam Lowe appears before the European Scrutiny Select Committee in Parliament
Partner Sam Lowe gives evidence to the UK Parliament’s EU Scrutiny Committee on the potential impact of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement on UK regulatory autonomy.
Flint was delighted to write the Background Note for the OECD Competition Committee roundtable on “Competition in Energy Markets”. The note provides a discussion of the challenges and policy responses arising from the energy crisis and the transition to net zero, and the role of competition authorities in the sector. You can read the report here. Flint has deep expertise in […]
How does the EU respond to Joe Biden’s $369bn green subsidies bill? Flint Partner Sam Lowe is quoted on whether the WTO would get involved if talks fail to bear fruit.
Flint Partner Mary Starks speaks to BBC Radio 4 on whether the benefits system and energy companies are data matching effectively to help people in need.
Flint Partner, Tim Pitt's view on the fragile state of public finances, post-mini-Budget, was quoted in a BBC news article, stating "more fiscal conservatism" is needed "not less" [...]
