Slaughter and May is set to receive as much as £33m in fees by next year for its work advising the Treasury throughout the financial crisis. According to a National Audit Office report, the magic circle firm will rake in £32.9m in fees by March 2010 for the numerous mandates the firm has won from the Treasury during the downturn.
December 04, 2009 at 06:41 AM
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Slaughter and May is set to receive as much as £33m in fees by next year for its work advising the Treasury throughout the financial crisis.
According to a National Audit Office report, the magic circle firm will rake in £32.9m in fees by March 2010 for the numerous mandates the firm has won from the Treasury during the downturn.
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