António Neto holds a PhD and a BA from the University of Porto, Portugal. António has extensive experience on competition policy and regulatory impact assessment. He is used to conduct rigorous economic analysis to identify competitive harm and consumer welfare loss arising from legal and regulatory provisions, while searching for the relevant case studies, international evidence and economic literature to support policy recommendations.
Before joining Fideres, António was a Consultant at Technopolis, a leading policy consulting firm in the UK, where he worked on a variety of monitoring and evaluations projects for the European Commission, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), Innovate UK and the Royal Academies. He also worked at the World Bank and spent almost four years at the OECD Competition Division, where he participated in two Competition Assessment Reviews.
António has experience applying econometric and data science tools in both industrial organisation and macroeconomic research, exploring and organising large datasets and writing policy papers for policy makers and general audience. He has written several reports and policy papers within a variety of sectors (e.g., construction, liberal professions, tourism, transportation) and has published many papers in academic journals (e.g., Applied Economic Letters and Macroeconomic Dynamics). He also trained BEIS analysts in the application of counterfactual methodologies and he is currently a part-time Teaching Assistant at the University College London. António is fluent in English and Portuguese, and has working knowledge of French.
Apr 2023 – to date
Fideres Partners LLP, Associate Director
Sep 2021 – to date
University College London, Teaching Assistant
Jun 2021 – Apr 2023
Technopolis UK, Consultant
Jan 2022 – Jun 2022
Imperial Business School, Lecturer
Feb 2021 – Jun 2021
Word Bank, Short-term Consultant
Oct 2016 – Jul 2020
OECD Competition Division, Junior Competition Expert
Oct 2015 – Oct 2016
University of Porto, Portugal, Lecturer
2011 – 2016, University of Porto, Portugal, PhD Economics
2008 – 2011, University of Porto, Portugal, BA Economics
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