Genesis Analytics was commissioned to provide expert economic advice and assistance for Grandmark International, an importer of motor vehicle components. 

Genesis was commissioned to assist a leading beer producer in responding effectively to the National Treasury's proposed increase in taxation on beer products, but not on other alcoholic beverages, such as wine.

In one of the largest telecommunications transactions in recent years, Genesis was retained to provide expert testimony and reports on behalf of Africa's largest mobile operator, MTN (South Africa). This related to MTN’s successful acquisition of the African operations of Verizon, one of the largest global communications companies, despite the fact that the merger had been vigorously opposed by a competitor.

Genesis was commissioned to assist a mobile operator with complaints that had been lodged with the Complaints and Compliance Committee of ICASA.

Genesis was commissioned to provide an expert economic report related to the filing of the acquisition of the MGK agricultural cooperative by Senwes, another former cooperative. The acquisition raised potential concerns with respect to both grain trading and storage.

Genesis was commissioned to provide expert economic analysis and testimony in a proposed hostile takeover of generics producer, Cipla Medpro, by Adcock Ingram, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in South Africa.

Genesis was commissioned by the DTI to develop guidelines for ministerial intervention in competition matters through the championing of public interest. Genesis used its significant knowledge of the Competition Act and case precedence precedent to assess the scope for this kind of intervention in the South African context. 

Genesis was commissioned to assist one of the country’s largest dairy producers in responding to allegations by the Competition Commission that it was involved in price fixing in its milk procurement activities. 

Genesis played a central role in the debate in modelling the fiscal implications of the proposed National Health Insurance (NHI) policy when it assisted one of the largest healthcare service providers in South Africa in calculating the likely spill over effects for the labour market