Genesis was retained by Luthra and Luthra to assess the nature and competitive effects of an exclusive supply relationship between the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) and Indian Railways (IR) in response to a complaint made by Jindal Steel Power Limited (JSPL).

Genesis was appointed to assist IndiGo, a major Indian airline, in responding to an investigation initiated by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) against the country’s low-cost airlines.

Genesis was retained by a leading multinational power producer to assess the sustainability of proposed renewable energy prices, as well as their impact on the cost of electricity generation in South Africa.

Genesis was appointed to undertake an economic study to assess the impact of the National Treasury’s proposed carbon tax within the context of rapidly increasing energy costs and the anticipated additional costs of adapting to climate change. 

Genesis was retained by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India after it was was accused by another exchange of predatory pricing in the currency derivatives market through its transaction fee waivers on exchange-traded currency futures.

In a merger between two of the largest long-term insurers in South Africa, Metropolitan and Momentum, Genesis provided economic assistance to the merging parties. The deal was ultimately approved with employment conditions.

Genesis was requested by Business Unity South Africa to critically assess whether the price predictions generated in the Integrated Resource Plan for South Africa - 2010 to 2030 (IRP 2010 report) developed by the Department of Energy are likely a true reflection of the anticipated price increases over time.   

Genesis was retained by a major fast-moving consumer products company to assist with internal investigations into whether employees were engaged in cartel activity. 

In a merger of agricultural cooperatives BKB and ECAC, Genesis was retained to conduct an in-depth competition analysis of the likely effects of the transaction.