Minter Ellison – one of the two remaining independent law firms among Australia's 'big six' – has set its sights on revenue growth from its Asian offices as it reveals a 1% dip in revenue to A$416m (£252m). The Sydney-based firm is also considering opening an office in Singapore as part of a strategy to boost its international work in response to a sharp slowdown in domestic M&A activity. Minter Ellison currently has overseas offices in Hong Kong, Beijing and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and says around 25% of its revenue is generated by offshore work.
July 18, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Aussie ‘big six’ independent looks to Singapore launch as year-end revenues edge downwards
Minter Ellison – one of the two remaining independent law firms among Australia’s ‘big six’ – has set its sights on revenue growth from its Asian offices as it reveals a 1% dip in revenue to A$416m (£252m).
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