Genesis, in association with Delsus Limited (UK), was contracted by the International Finance Corporation to support the mainstream uptake of sustainable investment practices in South Africa as part of the Sustainable Returns for Pensions and Society project.

A global mining house asked Genesis to assist in preparing a response to proposals by the ANC for more state intervention in the mining sector. 

A pan-African banking group asked Genesis to prepare a response to political proposals calling for the nationalisation of the banking sector.

Genesis was engaged by a large financial services firm to advise on the policy direction of micro-economic policy and financial regulation.

Genesis Analytics, working with PwC, was asked to quantify the economic contribution of Anglo American on South Africa. The work included an economic impact assessment and a large stakeholder engagement process.

Facing public pressure on its role in society, the JSE commissioned Genesis to conduct a socio-economic impact assessment of the exchange's role in the South African economy.

Genesis was appointed by the IFC to conduct an end-of-programme evaluation of the Efficient Securities Markets Institutional Development (ESMID) programme, a joint IFC and World Bank programme.

Genesis was commissioned by a tier-1 South African bank to develop an engagement strategy for cash and retail aggregators. 

Genesis was specifically selected by the Competition Commission of South Africa to provide expert reports and testimony in the prosecution of a series of abuse of dominance cases brought against the fixed-line incumbent, Telkom.