Dundas & Wilson has today (18 June) unveiled its financial results for 2006-07, with the big four Scots firm posting static profitability but solid revenue growth. Fee income rose by 15% to £60.8m, up from £53m during 2005-06, although profits per equity partner (PEP) remained at last year's mark of £308,000. Net profit at the 83-partner firm, which operates an all-equity partnership, inched up by 4% to £22.1m.
June 18, 2007 at 08:17 AM
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Dundas & Wilson has today (18 June) unveiled its financial results for 2006-07, with the big four Scots firm posting static profitability but solid revenue growth.
Fee income rose by 15% to £60.8m, up from £53m during 2005-06, although profits per equity partner (PEP) remained at last year’s mark of £308,000. Net profit at the 83-partner firm, which operates an all-equity partnership, inched up by 4% to £22.1m.
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