The London office of US firm Bryan Cave has reported a sharp rise in its turnover, with fee income in the firm's City branch up by almost a quarter over last year's figure.
January 29, 2007 at 05:03 AM
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The London office of US firm Bryan Cave has reported a sharp rise in its turnover, with fee income in the firm’s City branch up by almost a quarter over last year’s figure.
Turnover at the firm’s City office reached £13m for the last financial year, up from a mark of £10m for 2005 – an improvement of 22%.
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