DWF has today (9 July) unveiled robust financial results for 2006-07 as the northwest stalwart begins to reap the benefits of a programme of heavy investment. Fee income at the 119-partner firm soared by almost a half (47%) to reach a new mark of £50m, up from £34m during the equivalent period last year.
July 09, 2007 at 09:18 AM
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DWF has today (9 July) unveiled robust financial results for 2006-07 as the northwest stalwart begins to reap the benefits of a programme of heavy investment.
Fee income at the 119-partner firm soared by almost a half (47%) to reach a new mark of £50m, up from £34m during the equivalent period last year.
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