Ashurst has become the latest firm to break through the £1m barrier for profits per equity partner (PEP), announcing a rise of 9% on last year. The top 10 firm's PEP is up from £956,000 last year to £1.04m, with partners at the top of the lockstep set to earn £1.46m and those at the bottom £560,000.The news follows the firm's announcement in May that it had posted a 17% increase in turnover to smash through the £300m barrier.
July 07, 2008 at 11:44 AM
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Ashurst has become the latest firm to break through the £1m barrier for profits per equity partner (PEP), announcing a rise of 9% on last year.
The top 10 firm’s PEP is up from £956,000 last year to £1.04m, with partners at the top of the lockstep set to earn £1.46m and those at the bottom £560,000.
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