Research first
Build trust through consistent publishing, clear reasoning and a repeatable research process before adding complexity.
A research business built to examine financial markets through systematic analysis, fundamental evidence and informed judgement.
Allen & Cooper is an independent macroeconomic, market-intelligence and investment research firm. The business is designed to begin with accessible research and grow toward more bespoke professional work as the platform develops.
We consider both the intrinsic drivers of individual assets and the broader macroeconomic environment in which they trade. Quantitative systems support the process; critical analysis remains essential to the interpretation of their outputs.
Our objective is to produce research that is organised, testable and explicit about uncertainty.
Build trust through consistent publishing, clear reasoning and a repeatable research process before adding complexity.
Shape professional work around the decision, market and depth of analysis rather than forcing every client into the same format.
Allen & Cooper is led by its co-founders, with profiles grounded in the work of building a disciplined research institution.

Nicholas Allen is Co-Founder & Director of Allen & Cooper. His interests centre on macroeconomics, multi-asset financial markets and the application of quantitative research and modelling to investment analysis. He is particularly focused on systematic research architecture, data-driven investment analysis and the design of disciplined risk frameworks.
Theo is a Co-Founder of Allen & Cooper. A fuller leadership profile will be added when his portrait and professional background are ready to publish.
Challenge prevailing assumptions and evaluate competing explanations.
Separate data, modelling choices, interpretation and decision-relevant implications.
Revisit conclusions as facts, conditions and probabilities change.
Investors have more information than ever, but information is not the same as understanding. Allen & Cooper exists to create a clearer line between what the data says, what the market expects and what could change the assessment.
Tell us what you are researching, who the work is for and where more structured evidence could help.