Keith Boyfield is a consultant economist specialising in competition and regulatory issues. He advises a range of multinational companies, trade associations and non-profits and has acted as a consultant to some of the world's largest companies and professional advisers including Aon, the BBC, BNFL plc, British Sky Broadcasting Ltd, KPMG, Mott MacDonald Ltd. and Thomson Reuters plc (for more information see Keith Boyfield Associates). He has also acted as a consultant to the European Commission’s Competition and Energy & Transport Directorates.

Keith is a regular contributor to the press, television and radio. He has written for the Wall Street Journal Europe, The Financial Times, The Business, The Daily Telegraph and The Independent. He also writes for a number of specialist journals and magazines, most notably Acquisitions Monthly, The Financial Regulator and Utility Week. His in-depth study of the rapidly changing relationship between the banking and insurance sectors – Global Insurance and the Capital Markets – was recently published by International Financing Review (IFR) Market Intelligence, a division of Thomson Reuters. Last year he was appointed a Director of Leriba Risk Services Ltd., a company he co-founded with Jonathan Clayton, The Times' correspondent in Africa and Buchizya Mseteka, a former Reuters correspondent.

Keith is a Senior Fellow in Regulation at the Adam Smith Institute.