Paul Jenkins on devolving power to partners and the accountability that will come with this as the firm bids to boost its profitability after a difficult year
August 04, 2016 at 08:48 AM
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Paul Jenkins is under no illusion about the difficult task ahead of him as managing partner of Ashurst. He acknowledges that the international firm had a very tough 2015-16, with average profit per equity partner crashing by almost 20%, revenue dropping by 10% and a regular flow of partner departures.
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