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Telecommunications and competition


Welcome

Cicero Strategy was founded in 1996. It provides independent advice on strategic, competition, financial and regulatory aspects of telecommunications. The firm is based in London (UK).

Cicero Strategy offers its clients the experience and style of bigger consultancies but with greater flexibility.

In addition to the core team, the firm has a large panel of associates on which it can draw as appropriate for its projects. See more about us here.

Typical clients:

  • Governments
  • regulatory bodies
  • telecommunications operators
  • investors
  • development agencies
  • management consultancies

Experience:

  • policy, legislation and regulation advice for Governments and regulators
  • competition analysis in a range of industries
  • privatisation strategy for state-owned businesses in developing countries
  • valuation
  • investment search
  • entry strategy in developing countries

Areas of operation:

  • UK and throughout the EU
  • Former Soviet republics
  • Developing countries, especially in Africa and Asia

Nicholas Garthwaite of Cicero Strategy was a member of the Competition Commission in the UK and in 2002 was on the group investigating mobile termination charges.


Why "Cicero"?

Marcus Tullius Cicero (c106-43 BC) was a man of action as well as analysis; he was both a politician and a philosopher. He was also a lawyer and was known as a powerful advocate on behalf of his clients.

We do not claim that our advice is in the same class as Cicero's philosophy. We simply hope that he would have approved of our creative solutions to the practical problems faced by our clients.

For a translation business inspired by Cicero, see Cicero Translations.




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Contact Cicero Strategy

Cicero Strategy
6 St Petersburgh Place
London W2 4LB
England

Tel + 44 20 7229 3256

info@cicerostrategy.com




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