'The fascination with PEP is putting firms at risk' – lessons from the UK top 50's accounts
Which are the metrics that paint a true picture of law firm financial health? This video looks beyond revenue and partner profits
June 04, 2015 at 07:03 PM
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In this video, Legal Week editor Georgina Stanley talks to Smith & Williamson head of professional practices Giles Murphy about the key points of interest to emerge from an analysis of the limited liability partnership accounts of the UK's 50 largest law firms.
Murphy argues that a fascination with profit per equity partner and short-term decision making is potentially putting some law firms at risk. As such, the video looks at other metrics that firms should be gauging their performance on.
The video also looks at some of the standout law firms operating more efficiently than their rivals, while other subjects covered include the case for a long-term investment strategy.
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- In depth: full analysis of the LLP accounts of the UK top 50
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- The age of specialism – investing in your strengths is a prerequisite in today's market
- Beyond PEP: why you need to look deeper to find meaningful comparisons of law firm performance
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