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Global Strategy & Enterprise Value, ExYom
Thomas is responsible for pricing economics, dynamic pricing, and legal and governance topics at ExYom.
Pricing strategy · Dynamic pricing · Enterprise value
Dynamic Pricing
Automated price changes are lawful in the UK. What the rules govern is not the change itself but how a price is presented. When a discount is advertised, the reference price must be genuine — the product must actually have sold at it. Frequent repricing therefore demands a reliable, channel-specific price history.
Governance & Compliance
Pricing governance is the set of rules a company uses to keep automated price changes under control: who may create and change rules, which guardrails apply per assortment segment, how changes are logged and who intervenes when something looks wrong. It is not legal advice. It makes sure every price decision is traceable, approved and provable after the fact.
Pricing Economics
Price is the strongest profit lever in any company: a one percent price improvement moves profit far more than an equally large change in volume or cost. Pricing economics provides the foundation, from price elasticity and willingness to pay to the link between pricing strategy and enterprise value.