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Adam
Terry

Senior Adviser
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Adam is a Senior Adviser in Global Counsel’s UK politics and policy practice. He previously worked for the UK Labour Party, most recently as head of policy development, and before that as head of policy for the Shadow Treasury Team and political adviser to Anneliese Dodds both as an MP and an MEP.  

Adam has held various roles in government, the private sector and the third sector and has worked both domestically and overseas – in Afghanistan, Brussels and Malaysia. Alongside his position at Global Counsel, Adam is Deputy Director of UK think tank the Future Governance Forum.

At GC, Adam supports clients to develop and implement effective strategies for influencing and navigating the UK political and regulatory environment. He focuses specifically on the Labour Party, its policy development process and its political dynamics.

Latest Insights by Adam Terry

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An economy that works for people

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Three major trends will influence EU economic policy over the next mandate: the threat of climate change, the rapid pace of technological progress and the increased sophistication of economic crime. Success will depend on how well the European Commission is able to be the master of its own destiny in relation to these challenges, rather than being buffeted by events. It…

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The future of finance with Paul Myners and Huw van Steenis

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Global Counsel financial services practice lead, Adam Terry, talks to GC vice-chair and former UK City minister, Paul Myners, and Huw Van Steenis, whose major report for the Bank of England on “the future of finance” was published earlier this year.

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What does it mean for finance to be "open"?

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We are now 18 months on from the launch of the UK’s Open Banking initiative, which empowers consumers to demand that their bank share their financial data with third parties who can provide account aggregation or payment initiation services. The jury’s still out on whether this market intervention will provide the intended boost to innovation and competition, but already…

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