The College of Law has posted 2010-11 income of £74.4m in the wake of its recent private equity takeover, with the College’s accounts also revealing a £100,000 decrease in pay for chief executive Nigel Savage. This year's total income marks an increase of around 2% on the 2009-10 figure of £73.1m, with the total comprising £72.3m in course fees and subscriptions from legal education, plus an additional £1.3m in investment income.
May 23, 2012 at 01:07 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The College of Law has posted 2010-11 income of £74.4m in the wake of its recent private equity takeover, with the College’s accounts also revealing a £100,000 drop in pay for chief executive Nigel Savage.
This year’s total income marks an increase of around 2% on the 2009-10 figure of £73.1m, with the total comprising £72.3m in course fees and subscriptions from legal education, plus an additional £1.3m in investment income.
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