In a key report for the Office of the Presidency, Genesis developed a framework for economic regulators in the communications, transport, energy and water sectors. The framework focused on finding coherence in the design of regulations across the different sectors as differing approaches had previously been adopted.

Genesis was retained by Investec Private Equity to provide expert economic evidence and testimony on its acquisition of a minority stake in a ship-repair company, RJ Southey, given another ship-repair investment it held already.

Genesis provided extensive economic analysis and advice to the largest glass manufacturer in South Africa, Consol Glass, which faced allegations of co-ordination and abuse of buying power by facilitating higher levels of glass recycling. 

Genesis was retained to file an expert report and testify in a landmark case involving a proposed acquisition in the communications and media sector. 

Genesis Analytics partnered the IFC on its Nigeria MSME programme to help a large commercial bank develop an MSME strategy. 

In a precedent-setting case, Genesis was commissioned to assist Japan Tobacco International (JTI) in its abuse-of-dominance complaint against another tobacco company, British American Tobacco South Africa (BATSA).

Genesis was commissioned to provide expert assistance in assessing the competitive impact of a potentially large transaction in the short-term insurance industry. 

Genesis was commissioned to provide expert testimony and a report in a landmark competition case involving Botswana Ash and the American Natural Soda Ash Corporation (ANSAC), a cartel of American soda ash producers who had successfully opposed similar legal challenges in other countries.

Genesis was retained by the Office of the Presidency to conduct the official 15-year review of telecommunications policy and its impact on government’s two central yet evolving objectives of securing cost-competitiveness and providing universal access.