About
A Strategic, Data-Oriented Regulatory Practice
From its inception, Koppa Analytics has totally focused on building a strategic, data-oriented regulatory practice. As the world grows more complex and customised, so does the need for data analysis in regulated industries.
We cover all areas of data science including Econometrics, Statistics and Probability, Operations Research, Optimisation, Simulation, Scientific Computing, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Text Mining, and Visual Analytics.
Koppa is a letter used in early forms of the Greek alphabet to denote the "k" sound. In Ancient Greece, it was the logo for the city of Corinth (Ϙόρινθος), often appearing on coins alongside the mythological Pegasus — the divine winged stallion.
Our Founders
An economist specialising in regulatory finance, cost of capital, advanced quantitative analysis including AI applications, and infrastructure systems. He has 30 years of experience advising governments, regulators, central banks, infrastructure operators, and financial institutions across Europe and internationally. His work focuses on disputes and policy questions where market outcomes, investment incentives, and regulatory frameworks interact, particularly in energy, utilities, transport infrastructure, telecommunications, and financial markets. He combines rigorous econometric and financial modelling with practical experience designing valuation frameworks, cost-of-capital methodologies, regulator-facing forecasting systems, and analytical approaches used in high-stakes policy and commercial decision-making. He is Chair and Professor of Finance at Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia (UEA), member of the Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) at UEA and of the Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP) at University of Cambridge. He is a Faculty Advisor for Harvard Business Publishing and Fellow of the British Academy of Management. He currently co-leads the World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey for the UK.
rmarkellos@koppa-analytics.com
An economist (BA Hons Cambridge, PhD UC Berkeley) with expertise in regulated industries and markets. He has over 25 years of experience with regulation and competition and has worked on projects in China, France, Greece, Mauritius, Mexico, Philippines, Portugal, Romania, the US and the UK. His extensive focus in regulated industries includes preparation of reports submitted to official authorities, advising on regulatory matters and strategy. He is the Director of the Centre for Competition Policy and Chair of Competition Policy at Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia. His writings have been published in peer-reviewed journals and he has been quoted in the New York Times and Ekathimerini. His work has addressed market structure, contracting and inequality. He has delivered expert views at the European and UK parliaments.
sennis@koppa-analytics.com
