
Jaz advises airports, airlines, aviation groups and investors on economic regulation, competition and strategy. He helps clients assess the implications of regulatory and policy change, develop robust economic evidence, and make persuasive cases to regulators, government and other decision-makers. He is part of Flint's work for a leading coalition of aviation stakeholders. He also advises clients across a range of sectors, including financial services and sport, on regulatory strategy and the economic analysis that supports it.
Before joining Flint, Jaz worked at the Financial Conduct Authority, latterly as Head of Strategy. He led the FCA's first long-term strategy, Business Plan and Annual Report. Earlier, as a senior economist, he led cost-benefit modelling for proposed retail-market policies and established the FCA's programme of policy evaluations. Jaz previously held senior economic-consulting roles at KPMG and PA Consulting, advising clients globally on policy, regulatory, competition and tax matters. His experience includes commercial disputes, including giving expert-witness evidence